According to the 2020-2030 energy strategy, the country has the opportunity to increase the share of renewable energy sources (hydro, wind and solar), and thus reduce the share of imported electricity and generation of imported thermal power plants, thereby increasing the degree of energy independence and clean energy. In December 2019, the Law on Encouraging the Production and Use of Energy from Renewable Sources, adopted by the Parliament of Georgia, provides a legal basis for mechanisms to promote the production of renewable energy, the so-called "development of support schemes". Such mechanisms in international practice are the "Premium Tariff", "Green Certificate", "Price Difference Agreement" and "Special Green Tariff". The purpose of these mechanisms is to facilitate the production of electricity from renewable energy sources (hydro, wind, solar). Also, according to this law, by the end of 2020 the government must approve the support schemes developed by the Ministry, which include incentives, schemes or mechanisms for the use of energy from renewable sources, including biomass, in Georgia, such as: investment assistance, tax exemption or reduction, Tax refund. By 2021, the rules for announcing and conducting a competitive auction to encourage the production of energy from renewable sources and the granting and revoking of the status of privileged producer of energy from renewable sources should be adopted.