Georgia Power
Serving: Georgia
Georgia Power, a subsidiary of Southern Company, is the primary electric utility for most of Georgia. The utility is experiencing one of the most dramatic load growth periods in its history, driven primarily by data center expansion, manufacturing electrification, and the broader energy transition.
0 MW
Data Center Load Served
1
Active Projects
3
New Gen Projects
3
TX Investments
Load Forecast
Load growth forecast revised upward by 8,000 MW through 2030
Active Projects in Territory
| Project | Type | MW | Stage | Signal Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Georgia Battery Gigafactory | Manufacturing | 150 | Construction | 99 |
Transmission Investments
Plant Vogtle transmission interconnection upgrades
Metro Atlanta transmission reinforcement program
North Georgia 230kV transmission expansion
Generation Projects
| Name | Type | Capacity (MW) | Stage | Est. Completion |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vogtle Units 3 & 4 nuclear (2.2 GW combined capacity) | ||||
| Gas-fired combustion turbine additions in multiple locations | ||||
| Solar and battery storage procurement programs | ||||
Regulatory Developments
Georgia Public Service Commission integrated resource plan review
Data center tariff structure proposal and stakeholder proceedings
Cost allocation methodology for new generation capacity