Georgia Power will not seek to raise base rates for the next three years under a proposed agreement the Atlanta-based utility announced Monday. The agreement between the company and the state ...

Georgia Power proposed a three-year freeze on base customer rates in an agreement with the Public Service Commission's Advocacy Staff. The agreement, if approved, would cancel the rate case ...

The average Georgia Power ratepayer will now pay around $171 on their monthly bill in 2025, but it was not immediately clear how that stacks up against customers of utilities in other states.

Electricity prices are on the ballot as early voting began Tuesday for two seats on Georgia's powerful utility regulator, the Public Service Commission. The election has a direct impact on voters ...

"The load forecast is largely driven by the anticipated growth from only one customer class for which there is alack of historic information," agreement states.

Georgia Power proposes freezing base rates for 3 years, but critics say storm and data costs may still hike customer bills.

Georgia Power customers want the state to rely less on fossil fuels and act on climate change for long-term, but public comments were ignored.

WTOC Investigates reached out to Georgia Power to find out if they’re planning on asking to raise rates again, this time due to damage from Hurricane Helene. They responded that the company maintains ...

Critics say Georgia Power is undermining a necessary process by withholding information on how it will source a huge increase in energy supply.

As a result, Georgia Power’s electricity bills rank among the highest in the nation, usually 4th or 5th place nationally. Note that Commissioner McDonald is not a Georgia Power customer.

Georgia Power proposes freezing base rates for 3 years, but critics say storm and data costs may still hike customer bills.