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Google, Georgia Power sign nuclear uprate deal adding 96 MW

Google and Georgia Power signed a nuclear uprate agreement adding 96 MW capacity. The deal projects $900 million in customer benefits over the unit lifetimes. Google subscribes to the NU-1 tariff and receives Zero-Emission Credits. PSC approval is pending for filings under Dockets 44280 and 56002.

Georgia Power approves 3,200 MW OpenAI deal, lifting customer savings to $180

Georgia Power approved a 3,200 MW deal with OpenAI in Effingham County. Expected annual savings for typical residential customers rise to $180 from $102. The agreement builds on a prior base rate freeze and rate reductions announced this summer. Large-load growth is cited as the primary driver for increased customer benefits.

Georgia Power cites 1.67% outage rate, plans 250 new hires

Georgia Power achieved a 1.67% equivalent forced outage rate in 2025, highlighting operational reliability during Generation Appreciation Month. The utility plans to hire nearly 250 full-time employees to support its expanding generation fleet, which includes new natural gas, solar, and nuclear assets, while also supporting over 3,000 construction jobs.

Georgia Power starts 1,500 MW natural gas units at Plant Bowen

Georgia Power initiates construction of 1,500 MW natural gas units and 500 MW battery storage at Plant Bowen. The project is backed by a $26.5 billion DOE loan package, aiming to deliver $7.3 billion in customer savings over 30 years while expanding state energy reliability.

Georgia Power pledges customer protection amid growth

Georgia Power launched a Customer Protection Pledge to safeguard rates and reliability amid state growth, promising $102 in annual savings for typical residential customers starting in 2029. The six-point plan ensures large-energy users contribute fairly and includes continued grid investments that benefited over 500,000 customers in 2025.

Georgia Power secures 20-year license renewal for Plant Hatch

Georgia Power announced that the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved a 20-year license renewal for the Edwin I. Hatch Nuclear Plant, extending operations for Unit 1 through 2054 and Unit 2 through 2058. The decision follows a comprehensive safety review and allows for up to 80 years of operation per reactor. Co-owned by Georgia Power and others, the plant supports nearly 30% of the company's energy production.