As Georgia rapidly advances toward a clean energy future, EcoVille Holding stands at the forefront of this transformation. In a recent interview on Post TV’s “Business Post”, Mamuka Mchedlishvili, CEO of EcoVille Georgia, discussed the company’s growing influence across Georgia, Armenia, and Switzerland, its extensive EPC experience spanning over a decade, and more than 300 MW of successfully developed and constructed utility-scale, commercial, and residential solar power projects.
A major focus of the interview was the development of Georgia’s solar energy sector and EcoVille’s strategic plans to further expand renewable infrastructure.
Mamuka Mchedlishvili revealed that the company is launching Energy Storage Systems – advanced solutions that allow customers to store solar power for night-time use or low-sunlight conditions. These systems are already being produced in Armenia and will soon be available in Georgia, marking a significant step toward energy independence.
Beyond solar generation, EcoVille’s mission is to build a complete green ecosystem — integrating solar power, storage, and efficient energy management. The company’s work reflects a strong commitment to innovation, reliability, and long-term sustainability in the South Caucasus.
Company’s vision is to redefine how Georgia uses solar energy – building not just panels, but partnerships and possibilities for a sustainable tomorrow.
With more than 10 years of experience and a proven record of delivering large-scale renewable energy projects, EcoVille continues to lead innovation and strengthen the region’s green energy infrastructure – powering homes, businesses, and communities toward a cleaner future.
