Impact of Renewable Energy Legislation of the EU on the reform of Georgian energy law Volume 1 - Issue 3

Maia Melikidze¹* and Irakli Samkharadze²

• ¹Associate Professor at Business and Technology University, Commissioner at Georgian Energy Regulatory Authority, RES Lab founder, Georgia
• ²Researcher at Renewable Energy Sources Laboratory (RES Lab), LLM. Rotterdam, Ph.D. in Law, Deutsche Gesellschaft fur InternationaleZusammenarbeit (GIZ), Regional Programme Advisor, Georgia

Received:November 30,2020   Published: January 19,2021

Corresponding author: Maia Melikidze, Associate Professor at Business and Technology University, Commissioner at Georgian Energy Regulatory Authority, RES Lab founder, Georgia

DOI: 10.32474/JBRS.2020.01.000113

 

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Abstract

The present document reviews major legislative aspects of the Georgian renewable energy reform.Results of the research is based on so called Desk Study and information received from processing of the secondary data. Applying quantitative method, processing and analysing of the statistical data, that are received from the reliable sources - information publicly available and requested from organizations.International experience regarding above mentioned topic is examined and necessary components are identified which are necessary for rehabilitation of the global tourism industry after the pandemic.

List of literature includes academic articles from international abstracted publications, legal and sub-legal acts of the country, strategic documents, results of the relevant international researches, information requested from the state structures.

Keywords: Nanowires; thermoelectric; photovoltaic

Abstract| Introduction| Directive (2009/28/EC) on Renewable Energy in Europe| Conclusion| References|