Tbilisi (GBC) - The Georgian National Energy and Water Regulatory Commission (GNERC) plans to revise electricity tariffs by the end of this month, the commission's chairman, David Narmania, told reporters on Monday.

According to him, the tariff set in December last year was temporary, as some parameters required additional study. These parameters are currently being refined.

"The regulatory agency set a temporary tariff for electricity in December last year, as certain parameters needed to be refined. These parameters are currently being refined," Narmania said.

He said that the decision on the tariff change will be announced by the end of the month, although it is not yet known whether the tariff will increase for consumers.

“As soon as it is clarified, we will make a relevant decision by the end of this month. It will be difficult for me to answer specifically what will happen to the tariff and how much it will increase, since the relevant work is still underway,” he explained.

When asked whether the tariff will indeed be revised at the end of the month, Narmania confirmed that the commission will make a decision within this period.

In December 2025, instead of the price increase announced for months, the Energy Commission of Georgia maintained the existing tariffs for three months (until March 31, 2026) in order to have time to clarify the energy balance, generation forecasts, company costs and investments.

The regulator has not yet specified the scale or direction of the increase.