The project is expected to generate around 450 GWh of clean energy to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) by more than 200,000 tonnes a year.
31 March 2020 Current Affairs:Tata Power Company's joint venture (JV) with Norway's Clean Energy Invest (CEI), and International Financial Corporation (IFC) began its commercial operation of a 178 megawatt (MW) hydropower project (HPP) in Georgia. The information was given by the Tata group utility on 30 March.
About Joint Venture:
♦ Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC, a joint venture company, is setting up one of the largest projects in Georgia at an overall project cost of approximately $500 million. Once the 178 MW-Shuakhevi HPP is completed, the JV is planning to commission a 9 MW units, namely Skhalta Hydro Power project.
♦ The project is expected to generate around 450 GWh of clean energy to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) by more than 200,000 tonnes a year. The commercial operation of the Shuakhevi HPP in Georgia is an important milestone for Tata Power and its partners.
About Joint Venture:
♦ Adjaristsqali Georgia LLC, a joint venture company, is setting up one of the largest projects in Georgia at an overall project cost of approximately $500 million. Once the 178 MW-Shuakhevi HPP is completed, the JV is planning to commission a 9 MW units, namely Skhalta Hydro Power project.
♦ The project is expected to generate around 450 GWh of clean energy to reduce the emission of greenhouse gases (GHG) by more than 200,000 tonnes a year. The commercial operation of the Shuakhevi HPP in Georgia is an important milestone for Tata Power and its partners.