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Georgia

Georgia is an upper middle income economy in Europe & Central Asia, with its capital at Tbilisi. 100.0% of its people had electricity in 2024.

  • Europe & Central Asia
  • Upper middle income
  • Capital: Tbilisi
  • Currency: GEL
World map of Electricity access, latest available year by country
Electricity access
100.0%
2024, world 91.9%
Renewable electricity
81.4%
2021, world 27.8%
CO₂ per person
3.53 t
2024, world 4.69 t
Consumption per person
3,486 kWh
2024, world 3,708 kWh
Clean cooking
95.0%
2024, world 75.4%
GDP per person
9,692
2025, world 14,406

Electricity generation mix

  • Oil
  • Coal
  • Gas
  • Hydro
  • Nuclear
  • Solar, wind & other

Georgia2024

Europe & Central Asia2025

World2025

View data table
EconomyOilCoalGasHydroNuclearSolar, wind & otherYear
Georgia0.0%0.0%19.8%79.7%0.0%0.8%2024
Europe & Central Asia1.1%10.7%17.6%16.4%18.6%17.2%2025
World1.2%15.1%28.7%15.2%15.2%12.4%2025

Share of electricity production by source, latest year available. Shares may not sum to exactly 100% because of rounding and minor sources.

Access to electricity

% of population, compared with Europe & Central Asia and the world.

Access to electricity, Georgia
  • Georgia
  • World
  • Europe & Central Asia
View data table
Access to electricity, Georgia
YearGeorgiaWorldEurope & Central Asia
2024 100.0%91.9%100.0%
2023 100.0%91.6%100.0%
2022 100.0%91.3%100.0%
2021 100.0%91.3%100.0%
2020 100.0%90.4%100.0%
2019 100.0%90.1%100.0%
2018 99.9%89.8%100.0%
2017 100.0%88.9%100.0%
2016 100.0%88.1%99.8%
2015 100.0%86.9%99.2%
2014 100.0%86.2%99.9%
2013 100.0%85.7%99.8%
2012 100.0%84.9%99.8%
2011 100.0%84.5%99.7%
2010 100.0%83.5%99.7%
2009 100.0%82.9%99.5%
2008 100.0%82.7%99.4%
2007 100.0%82.0%99.4%
2006 100.0%81.4%99.3%
2005 97.9%80.7%99.3%
2004 99.9%80.0%99.2%
2003 100.0%80.0%99.2%
2002 99.9%79.1%99.2%
2001 99.8%78.7%99.2%
2000 99.8%78.2%99.1%
1999 –74.5%99.9%
1998 –73.2%100.0%
1997 ––100.0%
1996 ––100.0%
1995 ––100.0%

Emissions

CO₂ per person, tonnes, excluding land use.

CO₂ emissions per capita, Georgia
  • Georgia
  • World
  • Europe & Central Asia
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CO₂ emissions per capita, Georgia
YearGeorgiaWorldEurope & Central Asia
2024 3.53 t4.69 t6.62 t
2023 3.65 t4.68 t6.63 t
2022 3.63 t4.67 t6.85 t
2021 3.33 t4.68 t7.09 t
2020 3.10 t4.47 t6.62 t
2019 3.20 t4.70 t7.04 t
2018 2.99 t4.73 t7.25 t
2017 3.00 t4.67 t7.27 t
2016 2.96 t4.65 t7.20 t
2015 2.86 t4.70 t7.23 t
2014 2.65 t4.78 t7.27 t
2013 2.46 t4.81 t7.61 t
2012 2.22 t4.77 t7.82 t
2011 2.02 t4.76 t7.92 t
2010 1.67 t4.67 t7.92 t
2009 1.70 t4.45 t7.62 t
2008 1.48 t4.56 t8.28 t
2007 1.71 t4.59 t8.41 t
2006 1.46 t4.48 t8.43 t
2005 1.28 t4.39 t8.31 t
2004 1.10 t4.28 t8.35 t
2003 1.00 t4.15 t8.36 t
2002 0.90 t4.02 t8.10 t
2001 0.97 t4.01 t8.12 t
2000 1.28 t4.01 t8.08 t
1999 1.18 t3.95 t8.00 t
1998 1.29 t3.98 t8.05 t
1997 1.39 t4.02 t8.05 t
1996 1.54 t4.01 t8.34 t
1995 1.83 t3.99 t8.36 t

Currency

2.5964 GEL

per US dollar, mid-market reference. 1 GEL = ₦512.80

Sunshine in Tbilisi

3.1 kWh/m² today

  1. Tu3.1 kWh per square metre
  2. We3.8 kWh per square metre
  3. Th2.6 kWh per square metre
  4. Fr3.2 kWh per square metre
  5. Sa3.8 kWh per square metre
  6. Su3.7 kWh per square metre
  7. Mo3.3 kWh per square metre

Open-Meteo forecast, modelled irradiation.

Power plants

Installed capacity by fuel

19 plants, 3,831 MW recorded in WRI’s Global Power Plant Database.

  • Hydro2,581 MW
  • Gas1,250 MW

Snapshot as of the database’s 2021 release; newer plants are not included. Nameplate capacity, not available generation.

Largest plants

PlantFuelMWSince
Inguri (Enguri) Dam Hydroelectric Power Station GeorgiaHydro1,300–
Gardabani (Tbilisi) Thermal Power Plant GeorgiaGas840–
Mtkvari Thermal Power Plant GeorgiaGas300–
Vartsikhe Cascade Hydroelectric Power Plants GeorgiaHydro256–
Vardnili I Hydroelectric Power Plant GeorgiaHydro220–
Zhinvali Hydroelectric Power Plant GeorgiaHydro130–
Lajanuri Hydroelectric Power Plant GeorgiaHydro113–
Khrami I Hydroelectric Power Plant GeorgiaHydro112–
Gardabani OCGT Power Plant GeorgiaGas110–
Khrami II Hydroelectric Power Plant GeorgiaHydro110–
Dzevrula (Tkibuki-II) Hydroelectric Power Plants GeorgiaHydro80–
Gumati I and II Hydroelectric Power Plants GeorgiaHydro69–

All indicators

Georgia in numbers

Data catalogue

Energy access

IndicatorGeorgiaYearEurope & Central AsiaWorld
Access to electricity % of population 100.0% 2024 100.0% 91.9%
Access to electricity, rural % of rural population 100.0% 2024 100.0% 84.9%
Access to electricity, urban % of urban population 100.0% 2024 100.0% 97.8%
Access to clean fuels and technologies for cooking % of population 95.0% 2024 98.3% 75.4%

Power supply and mix

IndicatorGeorgiaYearEurope & Central AsiaWorld
Electricity production from coal % of total 0.0% 2021 10.7% 15.1%
Electricity production from natural gas % of total 19.8% 2024 17.6% 28.7%
Electricity production from oil % of total 0.0% 2021 1.1% 1.2%
Electricity production from nuclear % of total 0.0% 2021 18.6% 15.2%
Electricity production from hydroelectric sources % of total 79.7% 2024 16.4% 15.2%
Electric power transmission and distribution losses % of output 7.9% 2024 7.4% 6.9%
Electric power consumption per capita kWh per capita 3,486 kWh 2024 5,493 kWh 3,708 kWh

Energy transition

IndicatorGeorgiaYearEurope & Central AsiaWorld
Electricity production from renewables, excluding hydro % of total 0.8% 2021 17.2% 12.4%
Renewable electricity output % of total electricity output 81.4% 2021 34.4% 27.8%
Renewable energy consumption % of total final energy consumption 25.2% 2021 15.1% 19.7%
CO₂ emissions per capita (excluding LULUCF) t CO₂e per capita 3.53 t 2024 6.62 t 4.69 t
CO₂ emissions, total (excluding LULUCF) Mt CO₂e 13.5 Mt 2024 6,082.4 Mt 39,632.7 Mt
Energy intensity of primary energy MJ per $2017 PPP GDP 3.64 MJ/$ 2022 2.58 MJ/$ 4.54 MJ/$

Energy economy

IndicatorGeorgiaYearEurope & Central AsiaWorld
Fuel exports % of merchandise exports 3.1% 2025 6.3% 9.5%
Oil rents % of GDP 0.03% 2021 1.07% 1.36%
Natural gas rents % of GDP 0.01% 2021 0.63% 0.52%
GDP per capita current US$ 9,692 2025 34,603 14,406
Population, total people 3.9M 2025 932.5M 8.2B

Source: World Bank, World Development Indicators (CC BY 4.0). Latest year available per series.

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