Reliable energyFive hydro units and 1,300 MW — the backbone of the country's power system.Enguri HPP — the Enguri hydroelectric power plant
- Installed capacity1,300 MW
- Annual output4.3 bn kWh
- Commissioned1978
- of national consumption35%+
- Reliable energyFive hydro units and 1,300 MW — the backbone of the country's power system.
Sustainable developmentStep-by-step rehabilitation of the plant with international partners.
Safety and qualityAn integrated management system: ISO 9001, 45001 and 14001.
People and teamGeorgians and Abkhazians working side by side at one plant.
Jvari reservoir
Reservoir level
Water level and discharge — updated daily.
2026-09-20505.57m
- Free capacity
- 122 mln m³
- Inflow
- 222 m³/s
- Total discharge
- 227 m³/s
- Through spillways
- 0 m³/s
510Normal headwater level
430Dead storage level
Figures are daily averages for the previous 24 hours.
Development
What we are building
PlannedFrom 2017 Touristic Center
Today, as interest in tourism keeps growing, Enguri HPP is of particular importance in this field too. Under the decree of the Government of Georgia of 14 March 2017, a range of attractions is planned on the territory adjoining the Enguri dam. The project provides for a discovery centre, viewing platforms, a panoramic lift, a cable car and a zipline, and at the same time for the development of water sports. The Enguri tourist zone is expected to serve up to 400,000 visitors a year.
Planned Pumped Storage Power Plant
Pumped storage power plant.
In progressFrom 2018 Rehabilitation - Phase IV
On 5 January 2018 the Government of Georgia signed a credit agreement with the European Bank for Reconstruction and Development. The agreement funds the final rehabilitation works at Enguri HPP, under which a range of works is planned.
