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Plant Bowen

Plant Bowen began commercial operation in 1975 in Bartow County, Georgia. The four coal-fired units are capable of producing 3,376 MW of electricity.

Ash Pond Dewatering Plan

The company prepares and submits an ash pond dewatering plan to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division for its approval. This site-specific plan identifies the enhanced water treatment system, controls and monitoring that will be used during the closure process to ensure that the water discharged is fully protective of a receiving stream's water quality.

Ash Pond Dewatering Results

Discharged water is being actively sampled in compliance with federal and state regulations. Data results will be updated as the process continues.


CCR Rule Compliance Data and Information

Georgia Power submitted CCR permit applications to the Georgia Environmental Protection Division in November 2018. The documents provided herein represent the approved permit(s) or current submittals as of May 2023 still under EPD review and the link to the final EPD approved CCR permit and documents will be provided upon permit issuance.


AP-1

The CCR solid waste permit has been issued for AP-1. Please refer to the permit and supporting documents which reflect the approved plans for the site.

Groundwater

Assessment of Corrective Measures

Notice of Assessment of Corrective Measures - February 2019

Semi-Annual Remedy Selection and Design Progress Report – 2019

Assessment of Corrective Measures Semi-Annual Progress Report - 2019

Draft Remedy Selection Report – February 2023

 

Ongoing semiannual updates to the site Assessment of Corrective Measures are provided as part of the Groundwater Monitoring and Corrective Action Reports


Landfill

The CCR solid waste permit has been issued for Landfill. Please refer to the permit and supporting documents which reflect the approved plans for the site.

Additional information will be provided as it becomes available or as it is required.


ELG Rule Compliance Data and Information

On May 9, 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency published a final Supplemental Effluent Limitations Guidelines and Standards for the Steam Electric Point Source Category (ELGs). Georgia Power is providing the following data and information as detailed in 40 C.F.R. Part 423.19.

Notice of Planned Participation:

ELG Progress

Progress reports towards meeting the generally applicable effluent limits for Flue Gas Desulfurization Wastewater, and information regarding the subcategory for Permanent Cessation of Coal Combustion.