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Georgia joins list of states acting against best interest of ratepayers From: Georgia Wand, Nuclear Watch South, 7 Jan 24,  https://beyondnuclearinternational.org/2024/01/07/more-nuclear-corruption/ The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) and Georgia Power are facing renewed accusations of collusion and possible corruption following the recent rate increase approved by the PSC for the Vogtle units 3 and 4…

Environmental, consumer advocates taking different sides on Plant Vogtle issue.

Environmental, consumer advocates taking different sides on Plant Vogtle issue.

ATLANTA – The final stage of the nuclear expansion at Plant Vogtle has produced an unusual twist in the back-and-forth between Georgia Power, state energy regulators and the environmental and

The debate surrounding Georgia Powers Plant Vogtle expansion raged on during the latest installment of state regulators considering the controversial nuclear expansion project, which has doubled in cost and taken seven years longer to build than initially planned.

Georgia Public Service Commission is set to hold hearing on July 27, 2023 for Georgia Power's $35 billion Plant Vogtle nuclear expansion.

ATLANTA – Years of cost overruns at the nuclear expansion at Plant Vogtle have made the project a poor deal for Georgia Power customers, a finance expert with the state

ATLANTA — Years of cost overruns at the nuclear expansion at Plant Vogtle have made the project a poor deal for Georgia Power customers, a finance expert with the state

Georgia Public Service Commission is set to hold hearing on July 27, 2023 for Georgia Power's $35 billion Plant Vogtle nuclear expansion.

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