From January to November 2025, Georgia consumed 13.4 billion kWh of electricity, a 2.1% increase compared to the same period in 2024. Growth was driven by both household and business consumption.
Among distribution companies, Energo-Pro Georgia (EP Georgia) customers used 3.9 billion kWh (+3.8% YoY), Telasi/Telmiko customers consumed 3 billion kWh (+11.4% YoY), while electricity use in Abkhazia decreased to 2.2 billion kWh (-6% YoY). Large business consumers purchased 3.1 billion kWh, up 7% from 2024.
The largest business electricity consumers in Georgia in the first 11 months of 2025 were:
1. Zestaponi Ferroalloy Plant - 758.8 MLN KWH
2. BFDC Georgia / AITech Solution (Crypto Mining) - 403.1 MLN KWH
3. Rustavi Azot - 211.5 MLN KWH
4. HeidelbergCement Georgia / Georgian Cement - 188.7 MLN KWH
5. Georgian Water & Power - 176.1 MLN KWH
6. Georgian Railway - 155.5 MLN KWH
7. United Water Supply Company of Georgia - 147.9 MLN KWH
8. Huan Hi Energy / Texprint Corporation (Crypto Mining) - 135.4 MLN KWH
9. Rustavi Steel - 133.4 MLN KHW
10. TFZ Service (Crypto Mining) - 104.4 MLN KWH
11. GeoSteel - 101.8 MLN KWH
12. RMG Copper - 101.5 MLN KWH
13. Chiatura Manganese Georgia - 94.1 MLN KWH
14. Metalolami - 31.4 MLN KWH
15. Mina - 27.3 MLN KWH
16. IT LAB (Crypto Mining) - 24.6 MLN KWH
17. Georgian Melioration - 24.6 MLN KWH
18. Georgian Manganese - 24.4 MLN KWH
19. Orbi Group Batumi - 24.3 MLN KWH
20. RMG Gold - 19.1 MLN KWH
