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Home affairs minister Walter Roban was accused yesterday of trying to “wash his hands” of the emissions issues at Belco. Earlier this week, the Regulatory Authority accused Belco of deliberately misl...

The Regulatory Authority accused Belco yesterday of deliberately misleading the public about emissions from its North Power Station. The RA, in a public statement, said that senior representatives at ...

OUTA believes President Ramaphosa's reforms to address the power crisis prove Minister Gwede Mantashe should get the boot.

Georgia Power Details Coal Closures, Renewable Buildouts

Decatur is advocating for energy efficiency and more access to renewable energy as the city plays a role in Georgia Power’s process to plan its electricity demand and strategies to meet needs over the next 20 years. 

/PRNewswire/ -- The Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) today approved Georgia Powers 2022 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), which sets forth a proactive,...

Public Service Commission will decide in 2022 rates that Georgia Power customers pay for electricity bills and for cleaning coal ash.

State regulators are set to vote next week on Georgia Power’s long-term plan that environmental and clean energy advocates say doesn’t go far enough to expand solar and other renewable energy.

ATLANTA - Georgia Power’s latest plan for meeting the electrical-generation needs of its customers would keep the Atlanta-based utility on a path toward relying less on burning coal and more

ATLANTA – Georgia Power’s latest plan for meeting the electrical-generation needs of its customers would keep the Atlanta-based utility on a path toward relying less on burning coal and more