MAY 8·Georgia Recorder→
Advocates question Georgia Power fuel rates amid data center boom
Consumer and environmental advocates are raising concerns about Georgia Power's proposed fuel cost recovery plan, arguing that it could lead to residential and small business customers subsidizing the high energy demands of new data centers. While Georgia Power plans to lower overall customer bills, critics worry certain fuel-related costs, particularly for new natural gas infrastructure driven by data center growth, are unfairly distributed. Advocates are pushing for investigations into large commercial customer rates, changes to how fuel costs are covered, and increased transparency.
MAY 7·Construction Equipment Guide→
Georgia Power Begins Construction of Battery Storage System : CEG
Georgia Power has started constructing a 260 MW battery energy storage system in Jefferson County, Georgia, near the city of Wadley. This project, approved by the Georgia Public Service Commission, will enhance grid reliability and integrate renewable energy by storing solar power for peak demand. Expected to be completed in 2027, the system will support Georgia's growing power needs and clean energy future.
