We own a network of electric generation plants, hydro dams and multiple solar energy facilities spread across the state, providing safe, clean, reliable, and affordable energy to 2.7 million customers.
Our Nuclear Plants
Georgia Power owns two nuclear facilities, Hatch and Vogtle, which provide about 20 percent of the electricity used in Georgia. Our plants are managed by Southern Nuclear, a sister company owned by Southern Company, which specializes in nuclear operations.
1. Plant Vogtle
Location:
Waynesboro, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 3,547 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: June 1, 1987
Unit 2: May 20, 1989
Unit 3: July 31, 2023
Unit 4: April 29, 2024
2. Plant Hatch
Location:
Baxley, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 1,848 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: December, 1975
Unit 2: September, 1979
Plant Vogtle
Location:
Waynesboro, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 4,664 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: June 1, 1987
Unit 2: May 20, 1989
Unit 3: July 31, 2023
Unit 4: April 29, 2024
Plant Vogtle
Location:
Waynesboro, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 4,664 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: June 1, 1987
Unit 2: May 20, 1989
Unit 3: July 31, 2023
Unit 4: April 29, 2024
Plant Hatch
Location:
Baxley, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 1,848 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: December, 1975
Unit 2: September, 1979
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Our Solar Facilities
Not all solar facilities you may come across belong to Georgia Power. We have constructed and are operating 16 solar farms and additional demo facilities across the state of Georgia, many in partnership with military installations. The largest, at 128 MW of capacity, is located at Robins Air Force Base in Warner Robins, Georgia. Other facilities add carbon-free energy to the grid and supply renewable energy in support of our Community Solar program.
1. North Georgia
Comer |
2,160 kW |
Dalton |
6,508 kW |
Falcons Solar |
1,019 kW |
UGA |
984 kW |
2. South West Georgia
Fort Benning |
30,005 kW |
Fort Valley |
10,800 kW |
LaGrange |
800 kW |
MCLB |
31,161 kW |
Moody AFB |
49,500 kW |
Robins AFB |
128,000 kW |
Tri-County EMC |
1,008 kW |
3. East Georgia
Fort Gordon |
30,000 kW |
Fort Stewart |
30,000 kW |
Guyton |
3,600 kW |
Kings Bay |
30,161 kW |
Waynesboro |
2,400 kW |
Southwest Georgia
| Fort Benning | 30,005 kW |
| Fort Valley | 10,800 kW |
| LaGrange | 800 kW |
| MCLB | 31,161 kW |
| Moody AFB | 49,500 kW |
| Robins AFB | 128,000 kW |
| Tri-County EMC | 1,008 kW |
North Georgia
| Comer | 2,160 kW |
| Dalton | 6,508 kW |
| Falcons Solar | 1,019 kW |
| UGA | 984 kW |
Southwest Georgia
| Fort Benning | 30,005 kW |
| Fort Valley | 10,800 kW |
| LaGrange | 800 kW |
| MCLB | 31,161 kW |
| Moody AFB | 49,500 kW |
| Robins AFB | 128,000 kW |
| Tri-County EMC | 1,008 kW |
East Georgia
| Fort Gordon | 30,000 kW |
| Fort Stewart | 30,000 kW |
| Guyton | 3,600 kW |
| Kings Bay | 30,161 kW |
| Waynesboro | 2,400 kW |
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Our Natural Gas Plants
Our Natural Gas facilities have a combined generating capacity of over 5,000 MW.
1. McDonough-AtkinsonSmyrna, GA |
~2,520 MW 3x CC |
2. McIntoshRincon, GA |
~1,376 MW 2x CC, 8x CT |
3. YatesNewnan, GA |
~724 MW 2x CT |
4. RobinsRobins Air Force Base, GA |
~184 MW 2x CT |
5. McManusBrunswick, GA |
~558 MW 2x CT |
CC – Combined Cycle
CT – Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
McDonough-Atkinson
Location:
Smyrna, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 2,520 MW
Generating technologies:
3x Combined Cycle
McIntosh
Location:
Rincon, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 1,376 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combined Cycle
8x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
Yates
Location:
Newnan, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 724 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
Robins
Location:
Robins Airforce Base, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 184 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
McDonough-Atkinson
Location:
Smyrna, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 2,520 MW
Generating technologies:
3x Combined Cycle
McIntosh
Location:
Rincon, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 1,376 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combined Cycle
8x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
Yates
Location:
Newnan, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 724 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
Robins
Location:
Robins Airforce Base, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 184 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
McManus
Location:
Brunswick, GA
Current total generating capacity:
~ 558 MW
Generating technologies:
2x Combustion Turbine / Simple Cycle
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Our Hydro Plants
Our 15 hydroelectric generating plants are distributed across the state in four groups: the Central Georgia Hydro Group, the Chattahoochee Hydro Group, the North Georgia Hydro Group, and the Morgan Falls Hydro Project.
1. North Georgia Hydro Group
Burton |
8.1 MW |
Nacoochee |
5.5 MW |
Terrora |
20.8 MW |
Tallulah Falls |
72 MW |
Tugalo |
64 MW |
Yonah |
22.5 MW |
2. Chattahoochee Hydro Group
Bartletts Ferry |
187.1 MW |
Flint River |
5.4 MW |
Goat Rock |
40.5 MW |
North Highlands |
29.6 MW |
Oliver |
60 MW |
3. Central Georgia Hydro Group
Lloyd Shoals |
18 MW |
Sinclair |
45 MW |
Wallace |
321.3 MW |
4. Morgan Falls Hydro Project
Chattahoochee River |
16.8 MW |
5. Co-Owned
Rocky Mountain |
229.4 MW |
Georgia Power: 25.4%
Oglethorpe Power Corporation: 74.6%
North Georgia Hydro Group
| Burton | 8.1 MW |
| Nacoochee | 5.5 MW |
| Terrora | 20.8 MW |
| Tallulah Falls | 72 MW |
| Tugalo | 64 MW |
| Yonah | 22.5 MW |
Chattahoochee Hydro Group
| Bartletts Ferry | 187.1 MW |
| Flint River | 5.4 MW |
| Goat Rock | 40.5 MW |
| North Highlands | 29.6 MW |
| Oliver | 60 MW |
North Georgia Hydro Group
| Burton | 8.1 MW |
| Nacoochee | 5.5 MW |
| Terrora | 20.8 MW |
| Tallulah Falls | 72 MW |
| Tugalo | 64 MW |
| Yonah | 22.5 MW |
Chattahoochee Hydro Group
| Bartletts Ferry | 187.1 MW |
| Flint River | 5.4 MW |
| Goat Rock | 40.5 MW |
| North Highlands | 29.6 MW |
| Oliver | 60 MW |
Central Georgia Hydro Group
| Lloyd Shoals | 18 MW |
| Sinclair | 45 MW |
| Wallace | 321.3 MW |
Morgan Falls Hydro Project
| Chattahoochee River | 16.8 MW |
Co-Owned
| Rocky Mountain | 229.4 MW |
Georgia Power: 25.4%
Oglethorpe Power Corporation: 74.6%
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Our Coal Plants
Our two coal facilities, Plant Scherer in Juliette County and Plant Bowen in Bartow County, provide for 18 percent of our capacity mix.
Plant Scherer
Location:
Juliette, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 3,720 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: 1982
Unit 2: 1984
Unit 3: 1987
Decommissioned units:
Unit 4 (1989 - 2022)
Plant Bowen
Location:
Bartow County, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 3,376 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: 1971
Unit 2: 1972
Unit 3: 1974
Unit 4: 1975
Plant Bowen
Location:
Bartow County, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 3,376 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: 1971
Unit 2: 1972
Unit 3: 1974
Unit 4: 1975
Plant Bowen
Location:
Bartow County, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 3,376 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: 1971
Unit 2: 1972
Unit 3: 1974
Unit 4: 1975
Plant Scherer
Location:
Juliette, Georgia
Current total generating capacity:
~ 3,720 MW
Commercial operation:
Unit 1: 1982
Unit 2: 1984
Unit 3: 1987
Decomissioned units:
Unit 4 (1989 - 2022)