EP Georgia Supply Discloses Certificates of Origin for Electricity Generated from Renewable Energy Sources for the Entire Month of February

EP Georgia Supply has disclosed certificates of origin for all electricity generated from renewable energy sources in January.

A sharp change in the weather has a significant impact on electricity facilities, especially overhead power lines. “EP Georgia Supply” calls on its customers to exercise special caution in the event of a storm or other natural disaster to prevent electrical injuries.

EP Georgia Supply has disclosed certificates of origin for electricity generated from renewable energy sources for the entire month of December.

EP Georgia Supply has disclosed certificates of origin for electricity generated from renewable energy sources for entire consumption period in November.

EP Georgia Supply" has disclosed the certificates of origin of electricity generated from renewable energy sources for the full consumption of the month of October.

EP Georgia Supply has disclosed the certificates of origin of the electricity generated from renewable energy sources for the full consumption of the month of September.

EP Georgia Supply has disclosed the certificates of origin of the electricity produced from renewable energy sources for the full consumption of the month of August

From January 1, 2024, the electricity bill will be calculated according to the new tariffs to the customers of JSC "EP Georgia Supply".

Independent producer of electricity, Czech company "Energo-Pro" a.s. expands its activities in Galicia, Spain. The Company completed Xallas Electricidad y Aleaciones, S.A.U ("Xeal") and Feroe Ventures & Investments S.L.U. ("Feroe") acquisition of 100% equity capital of companies from leading global investment firm SIXTH STREET. This is one of the largest Czech investments in Spain. To finance the transaction, "Energo-Pro" a.s. received a loan of 300 million EUR from J.P. Morgan and Goldman Sachs. Xeal owns and operates ten hydro power plants with a capacity of 167 MW and two ferrosalloy plants.