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Georgia Power encourages Georgians to thank the hardworking men and women who serve 24/7.

970 MW of solar capacity online, 510 MW of new solar contracts recently awarded

Customers to see benefits through credits and refunds on bills through 2018

Georgia Power’s Learning Power program provides customized curriculums and materials at no cost.

Georgia Power continues efforts into 2018 to safely and permanently close 29 ash ponds at 11 current and former coal-fired power plants across the state.

New electric vehicles arriving in Georgia.

Georgia Power Chairman, President and CEO Paul Bowers was recently recognized as a 2018 Georgia Trustee – the highest honor the State of Georgia can bestow on an individual – by the Office of the Governor and the Georgia Historical Society. 

Georgia Power highlights the importance of planting the right trees around homes and power lines.

Updated law would reduce risk for continuing construction of nation's only new nuclear units.

Beginning in April, the typical residential customer using 1,000 kilowatt-hours per month will pay $2.70 less than expected per month in financing costs for the Vogtle project.

Another key milestone for Georgia Power's Vogtle nuclear expansion project was achieved in January with the placement of the Unit 3 pressurizer.

Hundreds of Georgia Power employees celebrated Martin Luther King day with a "DAY ON" of volunteering in their communities.

Over $445,000 individual grants have been awarded to new Georgia Teachers since 2004.

New Upper West Side homes will feature the latest energy technology.

Reactors will be the nation’s first new nuclear units in 30 years. 

More than $69 million has been contributed since 1985.