GNERC Revokes Kamari M Gas Distribution Licence; Company Served 4,572 Consumers
The Georgian National Energy and Water Supply Regulatory Commission (GNERC) has revoked the licence of the gas distribution company Kamari M. According to BM.GE’s October 8 report, the decision was taken at an extraordinary session because of the urgent need to ensure uninterrupted and safe gas supply to consumers.
The report states that the licence was withdrawn because the company failed to meet its obligation to provide continuous and reliable gas supply. It had also accumulated a significant debt to the wholesale supplier. Gas deliveries to Kamari M were stopped on 5 October 2026. At that point the company served 4,572 consumers.
Related directory categories: Oil and gas companies in Tbilisi.
Sources: Source publication.
Read also
Galt & Taggart Estimates May–July Generation Curtailment at 0.5 TWh
Galt & Taggart's 20 October 2026 market review estimates generation curtailed by low demand in May–July at about 0.5 TWh, or 500 million kWh.
Georgia's Gas Subscribers Rise by 64,683 in 2025
BPN's review published on 29 October 2026 cites GNERC's 2025 report: retail gas consumers in Georgia grew by 64,683 to 1,668,471 by year-end.
GNERC Member: Water Use in Georgia Is 192 Litres per Consumer a Day
A GNERC member told journalists that average drinking water use in Georgia is 192 litres per consumer per day. BPN reported this on 28 October 2026.
BPN: Tbilisi Energy 2025 Revenue Totals GEL 503.64 Million
BPN, reviewing 2025 financial statements, reported Tbilisi Energy revenue of GEL 503.640 million and profit of GEL 59.308 million, published 29 October 2026.
Galt & Taggart: Renewables Provided 77.5% of Electricity Supply in September
Galt & Taggart's report of 20 October 2026: renewables supplied 77.5% of Georgia's electricity in September, up from 71.9% in September 2025.
GNERC Fines GWP GEL 75,000 Over Rustavi Water Supply Violations
On 15 October 2026 GNERC announced a GEL 75,000 fine on Georgian Water and Power over Rustavi water systems failing to meet technical and safety standards.
0 comments
Log in to leave a comment