by Georgia Conservation Voters | Sep 8, 2026 | Uncategorized
When a giant new customer drives up Georgia Power’s fuel costs, who pays the bill — that customer, or you? That question is in front of the Georgia Public Service Commission right now. How it answers will show up on your power bill. One piece of a bigger...
by Georgia Conservation Voters | Jun 4, 2026 | Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice
On May 28, the Georgia Public Service Commission voted to approve a settlement that lowers what Georgia Power can charge customers for fuel costs and storm recovery. Most residential customers will see about $4 less per month starting June 1. That’s the...
by Georgia Conservation Voters | May 21, 2026 | Press Releases, Public
New stipulation forces review of large-load customer billing practices after hearings exposed major gaps in consumer protections (Atlanta, Georgia) – Hours before a second round of hearings scrutinizing how Georgia Power “failed to employ industry best...
by Georgia Conservation Voters | May 20, 2026 | Energy & Climate, Environmental Justice
Georgia families should not be asked to pay more on their power bills without clear answers, strong oversight, and real accountability. Georgia Power and the Public Service Commission’s Public Interest Advocacy Staff have filed a proposed agreement on storm damage...
by Georgia Conservation Voters | Apr 22, 2026 | Uncategorized
You’re going to hear a lot today about picking up trash, volunteering at Piedmont Park, cleaning up Sweetwater Creek, or just spending time outside. I’m not here to say those things are meaningless, those actions do matter. None of it, though, is what is shaping the...
