Regulators Begin Hearings On How Much Customers Should Pay for Georgia Nuclear Reactors
The increase would raise the current typical monthly residential bill by almost 6%.
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The increase would raise the current typical monthly residential bill by almost 6%.
The increase would raise the current typical monthly residential bill by almost 6%.
Commissioners began hearings Monday on the proposed deal, which would add $8.95 a month to a typical residential customer’s monthly bill, atop the $5.42 that Georgia Power is already collecting
Georgia’s Public Service Commission is poised to raise electricity rates for most Georgians to cover the cost of building new nuclear reactors at Plant Vogtle.
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