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Renewable Energy

Wind Energy Projects

Within how many days is consent on a wind plant declared?

Within no more than 90 calendar days from the trial run; during this period no generation license is required.

Where is network development planning visible?

The ten-year transmission network development plan is elaborated annually and includes information on the integration of new generation objects, including renewable sources.

What are favorable terms for an interconnector?

Temporary exemption from certain obligations where the investment promotes competition and is impossible without exemptions; the Commission and the neighboring regulator decide within 6 months.

When does the consent lose force?

If construction does not begin within 2 years or the interconnector is not accepted into operation within 5 years, except for reasons independent of the requesting person.

5 min·9 Jan 2026

The Legal Base of a Wind Project

A wind energy project is subject to the conditions defined by Article 32 of the Georgian Law on Energy and Water Supply: the construction, maintenance and operation of electricity generation objects and associated devices, and their connection to the network, must comply with the technical standards and other mandatory conditions established by legislation and by the network rules, including the requirements of environmental protection, public safety and the protection of property. Generation, apart from the cases envisaged by the law, is subject to mandatory licensing. For a wind park this matters acutely: territory scale, turbine siting and connection parameters must all be designed to these requirements. Licensing rests on the Law on Licenses and Permits, the energy law and the Commission's licensing rules, applied together.

Updated: 14 Oct 2026