ADB Approves $104M to Support Georgia’s First Energy Storage Facility and Green Hydrogen Development
MANILA, PHILIPPINES --The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $104 million loan to help enhance Georgia’s energy security. Under ADB’s Energy Storage and Green Hydrogen Development Project, the bank will help Georgia create its first-ever energy storage facility and explore green hydrogen development possibilities in the country.
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