Analysis reveals a positive correlation between energy consumption and GDP growth in Georgia, supporting policy improvements.
This paper analyses the impact of hydropower on Georgia’s GPD. The research process is divided into two parts – secondary sources analysis, followed by a regression formula representing the electricity sector’s effect on economic indicators. As a result, we have developed a tailored framework customized for Georgia, leveraging country-specific, relevant data. The study showed that there is a positive correlation between the increased energy consumption (Energy Supply) and GDP growth. Specifically, a 1% boost in energy consumption results in a 0.15% GDP rise. Georgia has a significant resource of hydropower. The findings provide a solid basis for crafting policies and strategic decisions regarding the economic processes linked to the analyzed variables.
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