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    Batumi News
    March 20 2004

    Blackout in Georgia may linger on over parliamentary elections

    Din White, director general of the Georgian Unified Energy
    Distributing Company fails to set the date for the power crisis
    reduction. Meanwhile, he stressed on the measures taken to reach the
    goal. Mr. White said the blackout results from the decrepit system,
    mismanagement and absence of investments.


    `The Caucasioni high voltage power transmission link has been
    switched off since March, we have no dates for restoring it. We are
    posed to the deficit of water supplies in the `Engurhes' power
    station, instead of 200 mgwt. it can aggregate 50 mgwt. power
    presently', - Din White said.

    Mr. White said they are relying hopes the power deficit will slacken
    in some regions after they reach negotiations with Armenia on power
    import; however, most Georgian regions are going to remain blackout.

    `We have no outlook yet for having better power supply by the
    Parliamentary elections March 28, the crisis is in its critical phase
    for the week on, we depend on better weather conditions and restoring
    of the `Caucasioni' transmission wire, - the director general quoted.
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