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‘A livable future.’ Georgia college students urge officials to prioritize clean energy.Emory students challenge Georgia Power’s 20-year plan, urging clean energy and climate action at Public Service Commission hearing.
Georgia Power this week defended plans to continuing to burn coal to serve data centers and faced questions about the transparency of its pursuit of new gas units.
A breakdown of March 25, the first day of Public Service Commission hearings on Georgia Power’ 2025 Plan highlighted by data ...
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EPA rollbacks could change rules at GA coal plants. Could they affect your health?EPA chief Zeldin rolls back 30 environmental rules, including coal plant regulations. Georgia’s Plants Scherer and Bowen face uncertainties.
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After nearly five years, Georgia Power and Monroe County residents settle their legal fightLast month, a Monroe County judge ruled in favor of the power company, saying their Plant Scherer coal plant wasn't causing water pollution in the county. Then, more than 60 people in Juliette ...
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Georgia Power wants to keep coal plants alive to meet electricity demandInstead of closing a coal-fueled unit at Plant Scherer north of Macon in 2028, Georgia Power now wants to keep it running ...
ATLANTA, Ga. - Georgia Power Co. says it wants to keep burning coal to meet what it forecasts as the state’s increasing ...
Georgia Power’s Plant Scherer, right, and its Ash Pond 1, upper left, in September of 2023.
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