Georgia’s largest electric provider is going back on its promise to close coal plants across the state in the face of rising demand for energy, especially from large projects like data centers.

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Georgia Power filed its 2025 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) with the Georgia Public Service Commission this morning. An IRP is filed as part of an electric utility’s resource planning process, ...

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In a new plan filed with Georgia regulators, Georgia Power said it wants to extend the life of several coal and gas plants, while also adding more renewables to its system.

A group of state lawmakers introduced new legislation to ensure Georgia Power residential customers aren’t on the hook for the cost of data center operations.

Georgia Power projects that energy demand on its grid will grow by about 50% by the end of 2030 as large load customers, ...

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Georgia Power, a unit of Southern Co., has filed an integrated resource plan to extend the operation of coal-fired plants and increase renewable resources.