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What kind of energy does Georgia use?

Renewable resources— particularly biomass, solar energy, and hydroelectric power—provided about 12% of the state's net generation. Small amounts of petroleum liquids and petroleum coke as well as a few multifuel generators supplied the rest of Georgia's power.30

What percentage of Georgia's electricity is fueled by coal?

Coal-fired power plants fueled more than half of generation in Georgia before 2010, but coal's contribution declined with the retirement of two-fifths of the state's coal-fired generating capacity, almost 4,900 megawatts.29 In 2021, coal fueled about 15% of Georgia's total in-state generation.

Does Georgia have energy-related rdd&d?

Georgian RDD&D in general is linked to its Socio-Economic Development Strategy to 2020, but as the country's science system has over 80 non-prioritised research directions, there are no special energy-related RDD&D provisions in the Development Strategy or in any strategic document related to science and innovation.

What is a energy consumption indicator in Georgia?

It transposes Directive 2010/30/EU, and its purpose is to provide standard and additional information about the consumption of energy and other resources, as well as consumption indicators for energy-consuming products in Georgia, which will allow consumers to assess their use of energy and other resources.