Georgia''s prospects in the Global Carbon Market were the focus of a high-level conference in Tbilisi today. The participants discussed carbon trade impacts on reducing emissions
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Across all identified measures, Tbilisi''s GCAP has the potential to reduce Tblisi''s CO2 emissions by approximately 450,000 tonnes per year. Currently, Tblisi is implementing policy actions and
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Policies aimed at reducing traffic and industrial emissions could substantially reduce ambient air pollution in Tbilisi. The resulting health benefits could be significant, as the above analysis suggests.
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As part of our overall sustainability goals, we are devoted to continual improvement in the management and reduction of energy consumption and carbon emissions and committed to achieve Net Zero
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Tbilisi''s USD $412 million project to implement its new transportation plans is expected to reduce annual CO2 emissions by around 450,000 tons and to save around 55 million cubic meters of water per year.
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Tbilisi City Hall has announced a new Green City Action Plan to transform the Georgian capital into a Green City by 2030. According to Irakli Lekvinadze, the deputy mayor of Tbilisi, the
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Tbilisi was among the very first cities to join the EBRD''s Green Cities family. The Bank and the City of Tbilisi, with funding from Czechia, joined forces to develop a Green City Action Plan
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Operated by TAV Airports, Tbilisi International Airport has effectively demonstrated well-defined carbon management practices and target setting, that led to a significant reduction in Scope
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The TTP should not only focus on changing forms of mobility but also prioritize reducing dependence on fossil fuels. It is essential to include measures and initiatives aimed at decarbonizing
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