Georgia Power, Google deal backs nuclear uprates, projects USD 900 million customer benefits

By Public Technologies
  • Southern Company unit Georgia Power reached an agreement for Google to subscribe to nuclear uprates at Plants Vogtle and Hatch.
  • Plan targets about 96 MW of added capacity from Georgia Power’s owned portions of the units.
  • Google subscription is expected to generate about $900 million in projected customer benefits over the units’ lives.
  • Transaction requires Georgia Public Service Commission sign-off; filings include a new NU-1 tariff structure tied to Zero-Emission Credits.


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