Services
Post-Deal Support
Local implementation, asset management and stakeholder support after closing for solar, hydropower and wind assets in Georgia
After closing, a power plant in Georgia still has to be run, reported on and kept compliant while the market rules change around it. We support new owners through the handover and afterwards, with local operations, regulators, grid companies and communities.
Implementation Support
Assistance with post-closing integration activities including management transition, operational handover, and establishment of local governance structures aligned with your corporate requirements.
Partner Network Access
Introduction to our network of trusted local partners including legal advisors, technical consultants, operations specialists, and financial service providers who understand the energy sector.
Stakeholder Management
Ongoing support for stakeholder relationships including government agencies, regulatory authorities, and local communities. We help maintain positive relationships critical for operational success.
Key Deliverables
As needed post-closing support
What this covers in Georgia
- Handover: transfer of operating permits, metering, SCADA access, O&M contracts, insurance and bank accounts.
- Market changes: the day-ahead market on GENEX, the intraday suspension until July 2027 and the move of new microgeneration to net billing.
- Relations with GNERC, ESCO, GSE, Telasi or Energo-Pro Georgia, and the municipality.
- Introductions to local O&M contractors, lawyers, accountants and insurers that know the energy sector.
Frequently asked questions
What happens after you buy a power plant in Georgia?
The handover covers operating permits, metering and SCADA access, O&M and insurance contracts, bank accounts and the relationships with the grid operator, ESCO and the regulator. We plan this before closing so operations continue without gaps.
Can you help find an O&M contractor?
Yes. We introduce local O&M contractors for solar and hydropower and help set performance terms and reporting.
How do market changes affect an operating plant?
Revenue depends on the plant's contract: a CfD settles against the day-ahead price, net metering plants keep their scheme until 2033 if connected before 2027, and merchant sales depend on a thin exchange. We track the rules and model their effect.
Do you offer ongoing support or one-off projects?
Both: support for a defined handover period, or an ongoing retainer for asset management and stakeholder relations.