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Georgia Energy Exchange 2024 in review: Georgia keeps its foot on the gas for electric vehicles - Vimarsana News

Georgia Energy Exchange 2024 in review: Georgia keeps its foot on the gas for electric vehicles

Read Georgia Energy Exchange 2024 in review: Georgia keeps its foot on the gas for electric vehicles by Mark Lannaman for SaportaReport here.

More nuclear corruption? - Vimarsana News

More nuclear corruption?

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…

Georgia governor calls for more new nuclear power plants - Vimarsana News

Georgia governor calls for more new nuclear power plants

Governor Brian Kemp called for more nuclear power as he celebrated two new reactors in Georgia, despite rising power bills for residents.

Source: grist.org
U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis - Vimarsana News

U.S. Energy Information Administration - EIA - Independent Statistics and Analysis

Energy Information Administration - EIA - Official Energy Statistics from the U.S. Government

Source: eia.gov
Groups want feds to probe PSC, Georgia Power after rate increase - Vimarsana News

Groups want feds to probe PSC, Georgia Power after rate increase

(The Center Square) — Groups want the feds to investigate after state regulators codified an agreement this week that will leave Georgia Power ratepayers with a $7.5 billion bill for