Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia Natia Turnava and the Chairman of Ajara Government Tornike Rizhvadze paid a visit to the Shuakhevi Hydropower Plant. “The development of the Georgian energy sector is the only way to strengthen the economic independence of Georgia. Hydropower plants constructed with clean technologies similar to the Shuakhevi HPP, […]
AGL categorically wishes to respond to the recent publishing of a video of the Didachara dam by one of the local media outlets, as the said report sought to raise certain questions about safety concerns amongst the society and is negatively affecting the project’s reputation despite the issue having no basis at all. The leakages […]
On April 23, AGL in partnership with the local municipalities provided primary healthcare medical supplies and food products to socially disadvantaged households living within the Shuakhevi Hydropower Project impact area. The Company’s support program covers 14 villages in Khulo and Shuakhevi municipalities: Chanchkhalo, Akhaldaba, Makhalakidzeebi, Didachara, Diakonidzeebi, Gurta, Paksadzeebi, Geladzeebi, Vashlovani, Okruashvilebi, Kvatia, Tablana, Tsabliani, […]
The most important project of energy security of Georgia Shuakhevi Hydropower Plant (178 MW), has started production of electricity. Skhalta HPP (9 MW), which is also part of the overall scheme of the Shuakhevi project is also expected to start operation by the end of spring. Shuakhevi HPP represents the largest and most influential energy project in the last 70 years. Shuakhevi […]
The annual conference “Advanced Methodologies for the Dam Safety” organized by the Georgian National Committee of Large Dams (Gncold), was held on February 28 at the Radisson Blu Iveria Hotel. World-renowned companies working in the field of hydropower facilities, including Swiss Stucky, Italian Tunnel Consulting, Eurocos, and the Spanish High Dam Committee discussed advanced technologies […]
Today, the CEO of Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC, Prashant Joshi, Minister of Agriculture of Ajara Autonomous Republic Tite Aroshidze and the Chairman of Chamber of Commerce and Industry Nika Chkhartishvili signed a memorandum of mutual cooperation at the Batumi Center for Civic Engagement. The memorandum aims at improving the living standards of the rural population and […]
On the 27th of January, Prashant Joshi, the CEO of Adjaristsqali Georgia, LLC, attended International Investment Forum – Energy Week Georgia 2020 at the Sheraton Grand Tbilisi. The CEO addressed Investment Forum participants and discussed the Shuakhevi HPP is one of the largest investments in infrastructure in the Georgian energy sector. The goal of this event […]
AGL continues community safety briefings about the commissioning of the Shuakhevi Hydropower Plant. On November 27 a meeting was conducted with the residents of Rabati District at Makhalakidzeebi Public School in Shuakhevi. Company representatives provided information about the safety procedures around the dams, reservoirs and hydropower plant areas, safety signage to be installed downstream the […]
AGL conducted a working meeting with the representatives of the Supervision Department under the Emergency Management Agency of Georgia and the Civil Safety Service Agency. The purpose of the meeting was to inform about the safety measures implemented by the company for the commissioning of the power plant. The Company representatives provided information about the […]
Prashant Joshi, the CEO of Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC, attended the International Hydropower Forum at the Biltmore Hotel in Tbilisi today. Participants on the forum discussed challenges and emerging perspectives in the hydropower development sector. Joshi noted, “Georgia has vast potential for developing hydropower resources and increasing domestic electricity production. At the same time, it is […]
Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC is a special purpose vehicle set up to develop the hydropower resources on the Adjaristsqali River and its tributaries, in the Autonomous Republic of Adjara, in South Western Georgia. AGL is a joint venture between India’s Tata Power and Norway's Clean Energy Invest, and IFC, a member of the World Bank Group. IFC has supported the project since its early development, through IFC InfraVentures, which is an early stage project developer launched by IFC.
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