Georgia Power this week defended plans to continuing to burn coal to serve data centers and faced questions about the transparency of its pursuit of new gas units.
The company’s long-term plan forecasts 8,000 MW of growth through early 2030s, while citing the potential of 40,000 MW of ...
Public Service Commission March hearings on Georgia Power electric plan for data centers. Key consumer utility bills stall in ...
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Were rate hikes, Vogtle to blame for Georgia Power customers’ service disconnections?Coalition of advocates blame the Vogtle project for significant disconnections, but Georgia Power says the two things aren’t ...
A survey revealed 34 Georgia-based companies that are deemed among the most trustworthy in the U.S. by their customers. Check ...
Southern Company Gas on Monday announced that Walt Farrell has been named president and chief executive officer of Atlanta ...
The Georgia Power Foundation has awarded $250,000 to support the Automotive Institute at Augusta Technical College, we ...
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