Pipeline

Seven projects, 392.5 MW.

Solar, onshore wind, and Georgia's first proposed offshore wind project. Stage, partner, and schedule for each—including the early ones.

Portfolio status

Every project, and the gate it has cleared

Solar Wind

ProjectLand & leaseGrid connectionPermitsOfftakeReady to buildConstructionOperation

Udabno Solar PV5 MW · Solar PV

Iliatsminda Solar PV26 MW · Solar PV

Kutaisi Solar PV3.5 MW · Solar PV

Kutaisi Wind22.5 MW · Onshore wind

Co-located — one 110/35 kV substation, one 110 kV line, 26 MW behind a single connection

Egrisi Solar PV110 MW · Solar PV

Kareli Wind30 MW · Onshore wind

Poti Offshore Wind195.5 MW · Offshore wind

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Project	Technology	Grid (AC)	Nameplate	Location	Partner	Next gate	Target COD
Udabno Solar PV	Solar PV	5 MW	6.4 MWp	Sagarejo, Kakheti	Georgian Energy Development Fund (GEDF)	Commercial operation, September 2026	September 2026
Iliatsminda Solar PV	Solar PV	26 MW	32.9 MWp	Sighnaghi, Kakheti	OHM Energy LTD (Armenia)	Ready to build, November 2026	December 2027
Kutaisi Solar PV	Solar PV	3.5 MW	5.25 MWp	Terjola, Imereti	GURIS Renewables LLC	Ready to build, November 2026	December 2027
Kutaisi Wind	Onshore wind	22.5 MW	22.5 MW	Terjola, Imereti	GURIS Renewables LLC	Ready to build, April 2027	December 2027
Egrisi Solar PV	Solar PV	110 MW	155 MWp	Samtredia, Imereti	SUNGROW Renewables	CfD memorandum with the Government of Georgia	To be confirmed
Kareli Wind	Onshore wind	30 MW	30 MW	Kareli, Shida Kartli	HUBEI TITAN Zero-Carbon Technology LTD	Ready to build, May 2027	December 2027
Poti Offshore Wind	Offshore wind	195.5 MW	195.5 MW	Black Sea, off Poti	Open — seeking offshore partner	Memorandum enabling full feasibility	To be confirmed

Project detail

Where each one stands

Site footage · Sagarejo

Udabno Solar PV

Solar PV 6.4MWp

Construction began in May 2026 and is largely complete. Udabno is the first NEXT Energy plant to reach commercial operation and the reference case for everything behind it in the pipeline.

Grid capacity: 5 MW AC
Location: Sagarejo, Kakheti
Project company: Georgian Solar Company LLC
Partner: Georgian Energy Development Fund (GEDF)
EPC contractor: OHM Energy LLC (Georgia)
Construction management: ENGIA Green LLC
Next gate: Commercial operation, September 2026
Ready to build: Cleared
Construction: May 2026
Target COD: September 2026

Iliatsminda Solar PV

Solar PV 32.9MWp

The largest of the near-term solar projects. Development is running on the same schedule as Kutaisi Solar, which lets the two share procurement and construction management.

Grid capacity: 26 MW AC
Location: Sighnaghi, Kakheti
Project company: Qiziki Solar LLC
Partner: OHM Energy LTD (Armenia)
EPC contractor: OHM Energy LLC (Georgia)
Construction management: ENGIA Green LLC
Next gate: Ready to build, November 2026
Ready to build: November 2026
Construction: March 2027
Target COD: December 2027

Kutaisi Solar PV

Solar PV 5.25MWp

One half of a co-located hybrid. Kutaisi Solar and Kutaisi Wind sit on adjacent land in Terjola, are held in the same company, and export through a single shared 110/35 kV substation and 110 kV transmission line. The solar side runs roughly six months ahead of the wind side.

Grid capacity: 3.5 MW AC
Location: Terjola, Imereti
Project company: Aia Wind LLC
Partner: GURIS Renewables LLC
Grid connection: Shares a 110/35 kV substation and 110 kV line with Kutaisi Wind
Next gate: Ready to build, November 2026
Ready to build: November 2026
Construction: March 2027
Target COD: December 2027

Kutaisi Wind

Onshore wind 22.5MW

The wind half of the Terjola hybrid. Together with Kutaisi Solar it puts 26 MW of generation behind one grid connection, on two resources that rarely peak at the same hour — so the shared connection and line carry more energy than either plant would justify on its own.

Grid capacity: 22.5 MW AC
Location: Terjola, Imereti
Project company: Aia Wind LLC
Partner: GURIS Renewables LLC
Grid connection: Shares a 110/35 kV substation and 110 kV line with Kutaisi Solar
Next gate: Ready to build, April 2027
Ready to build: April 2027
Construction: May 2027
Target COD: December 2027

Egrisi Solar PV

Solar PV 155MWp

The largest project in the portfolio. The site is in Samtredia; the grid connection is at Tskaltubo, reached by an 11 km transmission line built as part of the project. The connection agreement with GSE is signed and the pre-feasibility study is submitted. The project is waiting on the contract-for-difference memorandum with the Government of Georgia, which is the gate that sets its schedule.

Grid capacity: 110 MW AC
Location: Samtredia, Imereti
Project company: Egrisi Solar LLC
Partner: SUNGROW Renewables
Grid connection: Connects at Tskaltubo via an 11 km transmission line
Next gate: CfD memorandum with the Government of Georgia
Ready to build: To be confirmed
Construction: To be confirmed
Target COD: To be confirmed

Kareli Wind

Onshore wind 30MW

A memorandum with HUBEI TITAN was signed recently. Measurement and permitting run through 2026 into early 2027.

Grid capacity: 30 MW AC
Location: Kareli, Shida Kartli
Project company: Kareli Wind LLC
Partner: HUBEI TITAN Zero-Carbon Technology LTD
Next gate: Ready to build, May 2027
Ready to build: May 2027
Construction: June 2027
Target COD: December 2027

Poti Offshore Wind

Offshore wind 195.5MW

The first offshore wind project proposed in Georgia. The pre-feasibility study is submitted and a memorandum with the Government of Georgia is in negotiation to open detailed feasibility work. Early stage, and described as such.

Grid capacity: 195.5 MW AC
Location: Black Sea, off Poti
Project company: Black Sea Wind LLC
Partner: Open — seeking offshore partner
Next gate: Memorandum enabling full feasibility
Ready to build: To be confirmed
Construction: To be confirmed
Target COD: To be confirmed

On the Terjola hybrid. Kutaisi Solar and Kutaisi Wind are adjacent sites in one company, exporting through a shared 110/35 kV substation and 110 kV line. Grid capacity is the scarce input in Georgian development, and a connection carrying both resources runs at a higher load factor than either would alone — the same interconnection asset, more energy through it, one set of civil and electrical works. For an investor it is a single 26 MW position; for an EPC it is one mobilisation.

On these dates. Ready-to-build, construction and commercial operation dates are development targets under the current schedule, not commitments. They move when gates move. Anything not yet underwritten is shown as to be confirmed rather than estimated. The table is reviewed quarterly.