September 10 marks the Power Engineerâs Day. A distinguished ceremony took place at the Zahesi hydro power plant, which boasts a century-long legacy. The Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development orchestrated the event, with representatives from government agencies and private entities in the national energy sector in attendance.
Energy specialists from the International Energy Company of Georgia (IECG) were invited to commemorate this special day. Romeo Mikautadze, the First Deputy Minister of Economy and Sustainable Development, bestowed certificates and token gifts upon IECG power engineers Shota Shubladze and Giorgi Khinchakadze, in recognition of their unwavering commitment to their professional roles.
Both Shota Shubladze and Giorgi Khinchakadze bring a wealth of experience, having served at the Gardabani thermal power plant for over 15 years.
"Today, I extend my sincere congratulations to everyone in the sector, particularly those diligently ensuring a consistent and uninterrupted energy supply to our country and its people," remarked Romeo Mikautadze.
During the gathering, energy sector representatives were updated on industry news, forthcoming plans, and anticipated reforms.
"Georgian International Energy Corporation" (GIEC) was founded in July, 2005. GIEC operates as a subsidiary of the Georgian Industrial Group. At present, GIG owns 100% of shares in the Company. The main strategic business unit of GIEC includes electricity generation and realization of natural gas. Nowadays, GIEC operates 8 small hydro power plants in Georgia and a thermal power station of strategic importance located in Gardabani District and provides the country with considerable energy reserves. David Bezhuashvili is the founder of GIG.
