Net-Billing for business
Export, tariffs, and why storage matters.
Rising tariffs and supply stress need fresh ideas — and we want to hear yours.
In Georgia, rising electricity tariffs and supply interruptions already make energy independence not only a technical issue, but a major social and economic challenge. Net-Billing, self-consumption, and the move toward GENEX hourly markets only raise the stakes. It is time to answer with new ideas.
That is why INVERSOL is opening a special contest for young people — “შექმენი, გაიმარჯვე, დასაქმდი!” (Create, Win, Get Hired).
We want to hear students’ voices and innovative views. Share how you imagine Georgia’s energy future — and what role solar, modern energy storage (LiFePO₄), and smart system control should play in daily life and business.
Pick a concrete angle (home, apartment, small business, hotel, or policy in Georgia). Ground the piece in facts: tariffs, self-consumption, backup, export rules. Explain why a choice matters for a real customer — not empty slogans.
Student contest – [Your full name].By submitting, you confirm the text is yours. Inversol may publish selected articles on inversol.ge (en/ka/ru as needed), edit for length, clarity, and house style, and keep the URL long-term. You keep credit as author.
Use the chance to be part of Georgia’s energy transformation — and take a first step toward a career in the industry. We look forward to your work.
Deadline: 31 December 2026. Email: marketing@inversol.ge. Need ideas for system sizing? Try the free solar calculator.
Email your articleDeadline 31 December 2026 · Results by 20 January 2027 · marketing@inversol.ge
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