Georgia Global Utilities

Georgia Global Utilities (GGU) operates as a prominent player in Georgia's water utility and renewable energy sectors, delivering potable water and wastewater services to over a third of the country's population. The company also generates clean energy through its 220MW hydro and wind power plants nationwide. GGU's water utility business holds a significant position as a regulated natural monopoly in Tbilisi and its adjacent areas, catering to about 1.4 million residential and 38,000 commercial consumers. Notably, it holds a strong presence as the largest private player in the Georgian water utility sector. In addition to its water and wastewater infrastructure, GGU manages eight power plants, with a total installed capacity of 199MW, and the sole wind farm in Georgia with a capacity of 21MW. Furthermore, the company operates with 65% ownership by the Spanish water utility company FCC Aqualia and 35% ownership by the Georgian investment holding company, Georgia Capital JSC. As of now, GGU's latest investment and investors are not publicly disclosed. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in Georgia, the company is actively involved in the Energy, Energy Efficiency, and Water industries. With an aim to keep stakeholders informed about the latest developments, ongoing and upcoming projects, and employment opportunities, GGU's slogan emphasizes its commitment to transparency and engagement. For more information, please visit their website here.