ალტერნატიული ელექტროენერგეტიკა (მზის, ქარის, გეოთერმული და ბიოგაზის ენერგიები)

Abstract

In Georgia, to obtain electricity, the main focus is on the construction of hydroelectric power stations, which have both positive and negative sides. In the geographical location and climate of Georgia, it is beneficial to use solar, wind, geothermal energy and biogas energy and create a hot water industrial base, the potential of which is equivalent to 500 thousand tons of conditional heating or 500 million cubic meters of fuel gas. Non-traditional renewable resources are characterized by ecological purity, high reliability and economic efficiency. For their utilization, it is necessary to develop a state program taking into account the estimated results, establishing the deadlines of the stages and conducting a financial analysis.