In Georgia, your rates aren't going up, ONLY DOWN.
In July 2025 we froze rates until 2029 to protect customers and stop rates from increasing, and in May 2026 we lowered rates by ~$50 per year for the typical residential customer.
In Georgia, our growth plan will help LOWER YOUR BILL.
Large-energy users, like data centers, are paying for the new infrastructure they require, and, starting in 2029, they will fund a discount of ~$180 per year to the typical residential customer.
In Georgia, the energy grid is getting MORE RELIABLE.
Our Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) lays out how we've committed to building 1,000 miles of new transmission lines and 4,000 MW of new battery storage over the next 10 years.
Discover where most homes are wasting energy, and what both renters and homeowners can do to lower their energy usage throughout the year.
We know that making smart investments today, prepares us to meet our customers’ needs tomorrow.
Every year, our company, employees and retirees renew our commitment to empower our communities and their residents.
From our line crews and customer service reps, to our engineers and truck drivers - our people is at the heart of what we do.
Beginning in 2029, large-load contracts will deliver approximately $950 million in savings to Georgia Power customers, with the typical residential customer expected to see $180 in savings per year—significantly more than the $102 per year we committed to in December 2025.
This is the latest step in a series of actions aimed at providing savings for customers, following a rate decrease announced in April 2026 that resulted in savings of about $50 per year and a rate freeze announced in July 2025.