ENERGY DEPENDENCY INDEX OF GEORGIA

Lena Shatakishvili; Tamar Shoshiashvili; Nino Bukhnikashvili

doi:10.31435/ws.4(90).2025.4743

ENERGY DEPENDENCY INDEX OF GEORGIA

Authors

Lena Shatakishvili Professor, Georgian Technical University, Georgia
Tamar Shoshiashvili Ph.D., Invited Lecture, International Black Sea University, Georgia
Nino Bukhnikashvili Ph.D., Student, Georgian Technical University, Georgia

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.31435/ws.4(90).2025.4743

Keywords:

Energy Dependency, Energy Security, Diversification

Abstract

Energy independence is a central objective for national energy security. Energy import dependency measures the share of imported energy in a country’s total energy demand. The European Union (EU) applies the Energy Dependency Index (EDI) to quantify energy independence. This study assesses Georgia’s energy dependency using the EU methodology and compares Georgia’s position with that of EU member states.

References

Glossary:Energy dependency rate - Statistics Explained (europa.eu)

www.iea.org/data

L.Shstskishvili, T. Shoshiashvili (2023) Challenges of Implementing the Underground Gas Storage Project inGeorgia. World Science #3(81

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Published

2025-12-24

Issue

No. 4(90) (2025): World Science

Section

Engineering Sciences

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