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Company and its employees are longtime members of the community. Company will vigorously defend itself against claims similar to lawsuit dismissed years ago

Fun, interactive lessons offer at-home study resource for parents and students

Company continues to focus on customer satisfaction during COVID-19 pandemic

Company highlights important safety tips and storm resources; encourages customers to be prepared Company reminds customers to keep a safe distance from line crews working in the field

Maintaining reliable service during COVID-19 pandemic depends on protecting the health and safety of work crews in the field

Special payment plans among measures approved by PSC to assist with pandemic recovery; fuel rate decrease pending

Thousands of company personnel continue to show their dedication to communities during COVID-19 pandemic

Energy assistance programs, scam avoidance tips, employee safety updates also availabe for customers.

First large-scale beneficial reuse project in state from stored ash in existing ash ponds

All major lifts inside both containment vessels have now been completed for Vogtle 3 & 4 project .

Georgia Power offers important safety tips and storm resources as the spring storm season arrives amid the COVID-19 pandemic. March, April and May are typically the most active months for severe thunderstorms with lightning, hail and tornadoes, though severe weather can happen at any time.

The Georgia Power Foundation, Inc. is investing $1 million in 2020 to support the state of Georgia in addressing the unprecedented impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Energy assistance programs, scam avoidance tips, employee safety updates available for customers.

As the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to spread, Georgia Power wants to assure customers that the company has comprehensive plans and procedures to ensure a continuation of operations and service.

Georgia Power remains committed to continued safe and reliable service amid COVID-19 concerns.

Company files plan for 16 percent fuel rate reduction with Georgia PSC

Final order completed for the initial startup of America’s first new nuclear reactors in 30 years. Significant progress continues, project now approximately 84% complete.

On Georgia Arbor Day, Georgia Power is reminding customers that planting “the right tree in the right place” decreases the likelihood of a power outage in the event of a storm.

The Georgia Power Foundation has announced a $15 million donation to Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta for their North Druid Hills campus, which includes a hospital set to open in 2025.

With a recent increase in reports regarding scams and fraud by criminals posing as Georgia Power employees, the company is reminding customers to be aware and follow simple tips to avoid being a target.

Main control room essential to systems testing and safely starting and operating the plant Units 3 & 4 require approximately 70 highly-trained nuclear operators .