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Georgia: electricity 25% dearer than a year ago as inflation rises to 5.9% in October
Georgia · 3 Nov 2026
Consumer prices in Georgia rose 5.9% year on year in October, according to the national statistics office Geostat, while the electricity, gas and other fuels subgroup became 10.6% more expensive. By product, electricity costs 25% more and diesel 61% more, and the regulator has announced a review of gas tariffs for December.
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