As consumption continues to rise not only in Georgia, but in neighboring countries as well, there is great opportunity to develop new Power plants to keep up with this ever increasing demand.

Distinctive among the world’s nations in its biodiversity, Georgia boasts rich natural and cultural resources and is home to more than 12,000 historical and cultural monuments, four of which are included in the list of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Georgia offers competitive labor and energy costs, low taxes, and a corruption-free environment for serving the region, as well as numerous preferential/free trade agreements.

Georgian transport economy is transit oriented. Up to 80% of cargo flow in Georgia is transit. Transport corridors are breathing new life into the ancient trade route between east and west and could reinvigorate Georgian transportation.

Georgia is traditionally an agriculture country, which has over 22 micro-climates varying from cool and dry to warm and humid. These diversified micro-climates allow for a longer than normal harvesting season and a wide range of growing conditions.