Georgia's balancing electricity reached 332.2 million kWh in September, 30% share
According to the operator ESCO, the actual volume of balancing electricity in Georgia in September 2026 was 332.2 million kWh. It made up 30% of total supply to the grid for the month. The September price was about 16.07 tetri per kWh. This is the price of balancing electricity, not a household tariff.
For comparison, August saw 322.1 million kWh, a 25% share and a price of about 16.90 tetri per kWh. Compared with August, the September volume and share were higher, while the price was lower.
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