List of power stations in Georgia
Not to be confused with List of power stations in Georgia (U.S. state).
The following page lists the power stations in Georgia.
Thermal
| Power Plant | Capacity (MW) | Units | Year completed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Gardabani | 840 | 1 x 130 MW, 5 x 142 MW | 1991 |
| Mtkvari | 600 | 2 x 300 MW | 1994 |
| Gardabani (CCPP) | 230 | 1 x 230 MW | 2015 |
| Gardabani (OCGT) | 110 | 2 x 55 MW | 2006 |
Hydroelectric
| Station | Place | Location | Capacity (MW) | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Enguri Dam | Jvari | 42°45′33″N 42°01′52″E / 42.759303°N 42.031117°E | 1,300 | Operational |
| Vardnili I Hydroelectric Power Station | Gali | 220 | Operational | |
| Vardnili II Hydroelectric Power Station | Gali | 41.2 | Flooded | |
| Vardnili III Hydroelectric Power Station | Gali | 41.2 | Flooded | |
| Vardnili IV Hydroelectric Power Station | Gali | 41.2 | Flooded | |
| Zhinvali Hydroelectric Power Plant | Dusheti | 42°08′06″N 44°46′20″E / 42.135000°N 44.772222°E | 130 | Operational |
| Khrami I Hydroelectric Power Station | Trialeti | 41°32′56″N 44°07′25″E / 41.548961°N 44.123561°E | 113 | Operational |
| Khrami II Hydroelectric Power Station | Trialeti | 41°32′56″N 44°07′25″E / 41.548961°N 44.123561°E | 110 | Operational |
| Lajanuri Hydro Power Plant[1] | Tsageri | 42°35′22″N 42°51′06″E / 42.589444°N 42.851667°E | 112 | Operational |
| Tkibuli Hydro Power Plant[1] | Tkibuli | 80 | Operational | |
| Dzevrula Hydro Power Plant[1] | Terjola | 80 | Operational | |
| Rioni Hydro Power Plant[1] | Kutaisi | 48 | Operational | |
| Vartsikhe I Hydro Power Plant[1] | Baghdati | 46 | Operational | |
| Vartsikhe II Hydro Power Plant[1] | Vani | 46 | Operational | |
| Vartsikhe III Hydro Power Plant[1] | Vani | 46 | Operational | |
| Vartsikhe IV Hydro Power Plant[1] | Samtredia | 46 | Operational | |
| Gumati I Hydro Power Plant[1] | Kutaisi | 44 | Operational | |
| Gumati II Hydro Power Plant[1] | Kutaisi | 22,8 | Operational | |
| Shaori Hydro Power Plant[1] | Tkibuli | 38 | Operational | |
| Zemo Avchala Hydroelectric Power Station | Tbilisi | 41°49′21″N 44°45′34″E / 41.822500°N 44.759444°E | 37 | Operational |
| Chitakhevi Hydroelectric Power Station | Borjomi | 41°47′29″N 43°18′07″E / 41.791424°N 43.302009°E | 21 | Operational |
| Ortachala Hydroelectric Power Station | Tbilisi | 18 | Operational | |
| Bzhuzh Hydro Power Plant[1] | 12.24 | Operational | ||
| Khudoni Hydro Power Plant | 42°57′17″N 42°11′38″E / 42.954722°N 42.193889°E | 700 | Proposed | |
| Namakhvani Hydro Power Plant[1] | 210 | Under Construction |
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References
See also
- List of largest power stations in the world
- List of power stations in Asia
- List of power stations in Europe
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