150,000
Georgian homes’ worth of electricity, every year
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Where water flows, energy grows.
Dariali Energy owns and operates Dariali HPP — a 108 MW run-of-river hydropower plant on the Tergi river in Kazbegi, Georgia.
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Dariali HPP
What it means in everyday terms
1 in 30
kilowatt-hours used in Georgia comes from Dariali
200,000 t
of CO₂ avoided each year — like taking 40,000 cars off the road
Every drop goes back to the Tergi.
A run-of-river plant: we borrow the river’s water, use its fall, and return all of it.
30
of our 75 employees come from the local region
H2O
=E
Falling water becomes electricity: clean, renewable and produced right here in Georgia.
Dariali HPP
How the gorge makes power
From the heart of the Darial Gorge in the Greater Caucasus, Dariali HPP supplies clean, renewable electricity to Georgia’s grid. Dariali Energy brings together American, Japanese and Georgian shareholders around one long-term commitment: to make the most of the river while caring for the gorge and the people who live in it.
Water never stops moving forward — neither do we.
Shareholders
Three countries. One plant.
- Lok W. Home Family TrustUnited States
- TEPCO Renewable PowerJapan
- Forpost+ LLCGeorgia