How much electricity did Georgia export in 2022?

In 2022, Georgia exported 84 million dollars of electricity, five times more than the previous year’s figure. In terms of volume, 971 million kWh of electricity was exported in 2022 – an increase of 580 million kWh from a year earlier. Turkey bought 94% of the exported electricity, followed by Armenia with 5%.

What percentage of Georgia exports are in strategic markets?

66.5% of exports and 83.2% of total trade occurred in strategic markets where Georgia Department of Economic Development maintains international representation. Port performance: Savannah Ports reported $45.9 billion in exports, a 2% increase, and $167.1 billion in total trade, up by 4%.

How much does Georgia export a year without re-export?

Georgia’s exports increased by 18.4% year-on-year to $3.7 billion without re-export. The share of local exports out of total exports was 66%. Since local exports only include goods produced in Georgia, they better reflect the country’s export potential. The ten largest product groups account for 50% of local exports.

What is Georgia's biggest export?

Export highlights: Civilian aircraft and ancillary parts continued to soar as Georgia’s top export at $12.6B. Exports have grown 37.6% ($14.5B) over the past decade. Trade highlights: Georgia moved up to the sixth-largest state in total trade, with a value of $198.7 billion, reflecting a 6.4% increase.

How much clothing did Georgia export in 2022?

In 2022, Georgia exported 176 million dollars of clothing, 30% more than the previous year’s figure. Knitted garments accounted for 75% of clothing exports. 79% of the exports went to Turkey, 17% to different EU countries, and 1.3% to the UK. In January-April 2023, the export of clothing decreased by 8.4% year-on-year.

How did Georgia perform in trade?

Trade highlights: Georgia moved up to the sixth-largest state in total trade, with a value of $198.7 billion, reflecting a 6.4% increase. 66.5% of exports and 83.2% of total trade occurred in strategic markets where Georgia Department of Economic Development maintains international representation. Port performance: