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On the Tuesday, Jan. 23 edition of Georgia Today: Delta wants your trip to The Masters to be a little bit easier; the Port of Brunswick makes a run to become the country's top facility for vehicle cargo; and we pay our respects to a beloved University of Georgia icon.
ATLANTA -- Georgia energy regulators this week expressed skepticism toward Georgia Power’s request to buy and generate more energy to meet what the company is calling unprecedented growth in commercial
A plan to use a mix of power-generating sources in place of coal was presented to the Public Service Commission.
Georgia Power outlined its plans to close nine coal-burning units and three oil-burning units by 2028
By Dave WilliamsBureau ChiefCapitol Beat News Service ATLANTA - Executives from Georgia Power Co. outlined the utility's planned mix of power-generating sources for the next 20 years in hearings this week before the state Public Service Commission (PSC). In 18 hours of testimony over two days,