Services
Deal Origination & Sourcing
Finding solar, hydropower and wind investment opportunities in Georgia, from early-stage sites to operating plants
We find solar, hydropower and wind investment opportunities in Georgia, from ready-to-build sites to operating plants, and screen them against your mandate before you spend money on due diligence. We also develop and own solar plants ourselves, so we know what a buildable, bankable project looks like.
Market Intelligence
We maintain continuous visibility across the Georgian energy market, tracking developments in hydropower, solar, and wind projects. Our network provides early access to opportunities before they reach broader markets.
Opportunity Screening
Each potential investment is rigorously evaluated against your specific criteria including sector focus, deal size, risk profile, and strategic fit. We filter out misaligned opportunities to focus your attention on the most promising targets.
Relationship Access
Our established relationships with asset owners, developers, government stakeholders, and financial intermediaries open doors to proprietary deal flow and facilitate direct engagement with key decision-makers.
Key Deliverables
4-8 weeks typical engagement
What this covers in Georgia
- Operating plants: hydropower in the 5–100 MW range changes hands most often; the largest plants are state-owned or held by long-term owners.
- Solar: ready-to-build 0.5–50 MW projects with land, a grid connection offer and a route to revenue (CfD, net metering or a business PPA).
- Early screening of the deal-breakers: land title, grid capacity at the nearest substation, permits and the revenue contract.
- Introductions to owners and developers, and a short memo on each opportunity before you commit.
Frequently asked questions
Can foreign investors buy a power plant in Georgia?
Yes. Foreign companies can own Georgian project companies and power plants. Agricultural land has ownership restrictions for foreigners, so many solar projects hold land through a Georgian company or a lease; check the land category early.
What size of deals do you work on?
From 500 kW solar plants that supply businesses under net metering up to utility-scale solar and hydropower assets of tens of megawatts.
Which projects are available in Georgia today?
Mostly operating small and mid-size hydropower plants, solar projects at different stages of development, and wind projects linked to state auctions. Grid capacity is the main constraint for new solar.
How do you get paid?
Through a retainer, a success fee on completed transactions, or a combination; for co-development we can also invest alongside you.