34 more villages in Georgia to be supplied with natural gas
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The Government of Georgia continues work to ensure natural gas supplies to villages throughout the country.
At today’s cabinet meeting the Government of Georgia decided to supply 34 more villages with natural gas, which will affect approximately 11,000 households countrywide.
20 million GEL (about $7 million/€6 million*) in total will be spent to provide natural gas to thousands of families.
Georgia’s Prime Minister Giorgi Kvirikashvili said at the meeting that over 160,000 gas subscribers have been connected to Georgia’s natural gas grid over the past few years, for which 241 million GEL (about $90 million/€83 million*) was allocated for this purpose.
Natural gas is now available to one million people in Georgia thanks to the Government’s efforts to ensure reliable access to natural gas.
*Currency conversions reflect National Bank of Georgia values as of today.
Natural gas is now available to one million people in Georgia thanks to the Government’s efforts to ensure everyone in the country has reliable access to gas.
The Government of Georgia continues to supply villages throughout the country with natural gas for the first time.
An oil processing plant has been embarked to be built in western Georgia’s Kulevi village. The village is close to the Kulevi oil terminal on the eastern Black Sea coast in Georgia.
Almost 8,000 families living in rural Georgia will soon be supplied with natural gas for the first time.
Sixteen internally displaced families from Georgia’s breakaway Abkhazia will have access to natural gas starting today.
Four villages in Georgia’s eastern Shida Kartli region – Idleti, Tsinarekhi, Lavriskhevi and Gomijvari will have natural gas provision from now on.
Villages in Georgia’s high mountainous region of Adjara will soon be supplied with natural gas thanks to a new gasification project launching today.
A total of 420 internally displaced families from Georgia’s breakaway Abkhazia will have access to natural gas starting from next month.