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The Energy Infrastructure Rehabilitation Project is aimed at rehabilitating the most damaged sites of the North-South gas main pipeline. The Project envisages the rehabilitation of 22 sites. The Project also permits to conduct priority pre-construction studies for a gas storage facility and associated infrastructure within the frameworks of the technical assistance to the Ministry of Energy of Georgia. The total Project budget is $49.5 million.  

Feasibility study of the North-South gas main pipeline sites was conducted with the assistance of British Petroleum (BP). The sites to be rehabilitated were selected based on the feasibility study. The construction works under the Phase I, Phase II and Phase III are now completed on 22 sites of the gas pipeline. 

As a result of rehabilitation:

• Energy security and reliability of the energy supply to Georgia and the region will be increased.
• Existing technical losses will be reduced.
• Prevention of accidents will become possible.
• Capacity will be increased.
• Gas supply to power stations and industrial sector will become more reliable.

For additional information, please, contact: 

Ketevan Bochorishvili, Public Outreach Officer (Infrastructure Projects) at k.bochorishvili@mcg.ge and/or
Nino Beradze, Public Outreach Coordinator at n.beradze@mcg.ge

Office Phone: +995 (32) 50 77 70

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