A map showing the visa requirements of Abkhazia, with countries in green having visa-free access. There are three types of Abkhaz visa: Single-entry (10 days - US$10, 30 days - US$20, 3 months - US$30, 1 year - US$40), Multi-entry (from US$30) and Transit (US$5-50). Official information is available online .
READ MOREIn 2017, electricity consumption in Abkhazia exceeded 2001.8 million kWh. The fact that after the War in Abkhazia, following the negotiations, an agreement on the distribution of
READ MORE"Covering the necessary electricity deficit this year could total about 900 million rubles [$10 million], of which Abkhazia has already paid 135 million [about $1,500,000]. Now we have discussed the issue of supply in the amount of 200 million rubles [more than $2 million]. The negotiation process with the Russian side has not been
READ MOREA bitter post-Soviet war in 1992-93 saw the Black Sea territory of Abkhazia resist invasion from Georgia and establish an independent statehood. But amid non-recognition from all but a handful of
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Abkhazia officially the Republic of Abkhazia, is a partially recognised state, in the South Caucasus, on the eastern coast of the Black Sea, at the intersection of Eastern Europe and Western Asia. It covers 8,665 square kilometres (3,346 sq mi) and has a population of around 245,000. Its capital and largest city is Sukhumi.
READ MOREThe price of electricity in Abkhazia is to almost double for the second time in less than a year, representing a 225% increase on the previous year. As a deal with Russia expires, it remains unclear how
READ MOREAccording to preliminary information from the Abkhaz Economy Ministry, around 900 million rubles will be needed to cover Abkhazia''s electricity deficit. The Chernomorenergo Abkhaz energy company estimates annual consumption of electricity at roughly three billion kW/h, including two billion kW/h from the Inguri HPP on the Abkhaz
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READ MOREMamuka Areshidze, expert on Caucasus issues, indicates that the issue of electricity is the most problematic in Abkhazia (Russia-occupied region of Georgia). Abkhazia has no gas supply, accordingly, electricity consumption is very high, he notes. At the same time, due to the outdated network, electricity losses reach about 15-30%.
READ MOREThe prospect of large-scale repair work on the Inguri hydroelectric station, crucial for power supplies to both Georgia and Abkhazia, have raised questions about the neighbouring territories'' energy security. The plant, which straddles both sides of the de facto border, is the only joint Abkhazian-Georgian project. Relations between the two
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READ MOREAccording to preliminary information from the Abkhaz Economy Ministry, around 900 million rubles will be needed to cover Abkhazia''s electricity deficit. The
READ MOREElectricity was one of the driving forces of this resentment. Unlike Georgia, separated Abkhazia could not develop and become "modern" enough to privatize its electrical system. There is no metering for electricity usage; residents and business owners in Abkhazia make symbolic payments to a local company that does not share
READ MOREThe upcoming three-month closure of Georgia''s Enguri hydropower plant for repairs will leave the breakaway territory of Abkhazia without a regular energy supply. The plant accounts for all of Abkhazia''s supply and more than 35 per cent of the electricity used in territory controlled by Tbilisi. The arch dam, reservoir and a part of the diversion
READ MOREThe power outage schedule was implemented across Abkhazia in late November 2022 due to the increased energy consumption in winter and the lower water
READ MOREThere are four main types of electrical injuries: Electrocution (fatal) Electric shock. Burns/Arc blast. Falls from height. Fatal falls from height commonly involve ladders and are caused from contact with overhead electrical lines. For more information about electrical injuries in construction, see CPWR Electrical Injuries in Construction.
READ MOREMamuka Areshidze, expert on Caucasus issues, indicates that the issue of electricity is the most problematic in Abkhazia (Russia-occupied region of Georgia).
READ MOREElectricity generation. Electricity is largely supplied by the Inguri hydroelectric power station located on the Inguri River between Abkhazia and Georgia proper and operated
READ MOREFor years, Abkhazia has suffered from seasonal blackouts every winter. While the authorities blame cryptocurrency miners, experts say the problem goes much deeper. Power outages are a winter tradition in
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READ MOREFunds spent on Russian electricity could''ve repaired small hydroelectric plants, initiated renewable energy usage, or installed remote meters. Instead, parliament
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READ MOREAccording to RussianAbkhaz sources, Russia - also partly subsidizes energy consumption in Abkhazia by supplying electricity at below market price According to the Russian Energy Ministry''s estimates, . the unrecognized income of Inter-Rao amounted to 750 million rubles in 2016-2017 for energy supply of Abkhazia.
READ MOREAbkhazia cannot produce electricity without Georgian cooperation, not even if with greater assistance from Russia. Both are bound to the shared energy
READ MOREFor years, Abkhazia has suffered from seasonal blackouts every winter. While the authorities blame cryptocurrency miners, experts say the problem goes much deeper. Power outages are a winter tradition in Abkhazia. Abkhazia''s electricity supply depends on water levels in the hydroelectric power plant on the River Ingur (Enguri),
READ MOREAnother critical aspect to consider is your personal safety. While the situation in Abkhazia has generally stabilized in recent years, it''s still advised to remain vigilant and stay informed of any developments or travel advisories. Traveling by air offers the benefit of saving time and energy, allowing you to reach Abkhazia more quickly
READ MOREBetween 2009 and 2013, Russian investment in Abkhazia amounted to 11 billion roubles, or 60 percent of Abkhazia''s annual budget, making Russia its primary trading partner. Russian–Abkhaz trade in 2014 amounted to 11.6 billion roubles. Abkhazia''s exports to Russia consist mainly of alcohol, followed by fruit and other agricultural products.
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READ MOREHow to travel to Abkhazia from Georgia. Very easy. You first need to take a train to a border city named Zugdidi. From Tbilisi, there is a night train and morning one. The morning train leaves at 8am and
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