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Georgia
The Marneuli Solar Power Plant is one of Georgia’s first large-scale utility solar projects, located in the Marneuli region and designed to supply clean, renewable electricity to households and businesses. Once operational, the plant is expected to generate around 91 GWh of electricity per year and reduce national CO₂ emissions by approximately 21,000 tonnes annually, contributing to Georgia’s renewable energy targets and market development.
Phase I:
Status: Under construction
Capacity: 73 MWp DC
Project documentation available for public access and transparency:
Non-Technical Summary
Stakeholder Engagement Plan
If you have concerns or feedback related to the Marneuli Solar Power Plant, you can submit them here.
Phase II:
Status: Under development
Capacity: 115 MWp DC
Construction start: Q1/2027
A cascade hydropower project along the Lukhuni River, consisting of multiple hydropower plants located sequentially along the same river. The outflow (discharge) from one power plant feeds into the next one downstream, maximizing energy generation from the same water source. This design improves efficiency and minimizes environmental impact compared to standalone projects.
Phase I:
Status: Under construction
Installed capacity: 18 MW
Phase II:
Status: Under development
Installed capacity: 6.7 MW
Construction start: Q2/2026
Located on the Rioni River, the 7 MW run-of-river hydropower plant is set to generate reliable, clean energy while reducing fossil fuel reliance. Rioni hydropower plant consists of a dam, a power station and associated infrastructure.
Status: Under development
Installed capacity: 7 MW
Construction start: Q2/2026
India
The Neppathur Solar Power Plant is one of Voltares’ first renewable energy developments in India. Located in Tamil Nadu, the project is designed to deliver clean, reliable electricity to the regional grid, supporting India’s long-term transition toward low-carbon energy and helping meet growing local demand for sustainable power.
Phase I:
Status: Under construction
Capacity: 10 MW
Phase II:
Status: Under development
Capacity: 14 MW
Construction start: Q1/2026
