Why we cancel subscriptions
Main BTU’s analytical assessment finds that retaining a subscription starts with understanding why the service has stopped being worth paying for. Analysis of BTU’s Georgian consumer research materials distinguishes three
Winter and the electricity bill
Main BTU researchers calculate that January–March accounted for 91.2% of Georgia’s recorded electricity imports in January–September 2026; excluding the separately identified Russian supply to Abkhazia still leaves a first-quarter share
The economic weight of state enterprise
Main summary BTU researchers calculate that 51 companies in two sectors account for 76.0% of the combined 2025 income of the 279 state-owned enterprises identified in Georgia’s Ministry of Finance
What is driving Georgia’s services exports
Main BTU researchers calculate that computer and information services generated an increase equivalent to 129.2% of Georgia’s net services-export growth in the first half of 2026, while the other services
What Is Behind Georgia’s Reserve Growth
Main BTU researchers calculate that gold revaluation accounted for approximately 22% of the USD 613 million monthly increase in Georgia’s international reserves in August 2026. The National Bank of Georgia’s
What New Trains Should Serve in Georgia
Main BTU calculates that suburban services accounted for 66.4% of train runs under Georgian Railway’s public-service contract in 2025 but generated only 1.4% of passenger revenue. As new trains are
The Myth of the Sustainable Consumer — Georgia’s Reality
A Smarter Way to Prevent Project Delays — Lessons for Georgia
