Energy Market Liberalization, Electricity Shortage, Subsequent Challenges and Renewable (Solar) Energy’s Role Volume 1 - Issue 3

Maia Melikidze¹*, Garik Teymurazyan¹, Eka Okromelidze² and Ana Kashia³

• ¹Renewable Energy Sources Laboratory, Stanford university, Georgia
• ²Renewable Energy Sources Laboratory, Stanford university, Georgia
• ³Renewable Energy Sources Laboratory, Stanford university, Georgia

Received: October 09, 2020   Published: November 16, 2020

Corresponding author: Maia Melikidze, Associated Professor at Business and Technology University, Commissioner at Georgian Energy Regulatory Authority, Stanford univercity, Georgia

DOI: 10.32474/JBRS.2020.01.000111

 

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Abstract

The research paper attempts to explore the ways to develop a state strategy for renewable energies and establish preferential systems. The study results are based on the Desk Study methodology. The paper uses the quantitative method through statistical data gathered from reliable sources such as state agencies and publicly accessible official sources.
The international experience on the topic has been well-researched and the necessary components needed to rehabilitate the global energy industry in the post-pandemic period have been identified. The general list of literature includes scholarly articles from international peer-reviewed publications, legislative and sub-legislative acts of the country, strategic documents, results of international relevant research, and information requested from state agencies.

Keywords: Renewable energy; Energy market; Electricity shortage; Net Metering

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