Georgia's Stock Exchange (GSE) launched a second mass blackout trading session on July 25, announcing the start of energy trading. According to the company, the system session started around 08:00 local time, and at 08:05 the electricity post began to be supplied in the Tbilisi region and other large regions of the country. The operator plans to fully restore the supply in "blackout sections." The exact prices for the second trading session, as well as the forecast blackout, were announced on the night of July 24 at GSE but not named. The company noted that parallel with the liquidation of consequences after the blackout, work continues on the trading of blackout sections. The supply is gradually restored. After two days, this is already the second session, which confirms the active work of the Georgian Stock Exchange in managing energy supply and blackout sections.