This article by Kala Hunter, updated on 10/10/25, is reprinted from the Columbus Ledger-Enquirer.
Weeks after urging the Public Service Commission to deny most of a new major power request from Georgia Power, the state’s PSC staff have reached an agreement with the utility company that would let the company move forward generating 10 GW of power by 2031. The agreement came moments before the PSC began listening to public arguments about whether commissioners should approve or deny the request.
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