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Georgia Public Service Commission

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Georgia's elected five-member utility regulator. Approved Georgia Power's large-load rules (docket 44280, January 23, 2025), certified the 2029-2031 All-Source RFP and supplemental resources for data center load (dockets 56298 and 56310, December 19, 2025) and denied reconsideration 3-2 (February 18, 2026).

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issued_ruleGeorgia PSC order denying reconsideration of the data center capacity certification (dockets 56298 and 56310, February 2026)Order denying the joint petition for reconsideration (vote February 18, 2026, 3-2; order filed February 23, 2026).Source
issued_ruleGeorgia PSC order certifying Georgia Power capacity from the 2029-2031 All-Source RFP and supplemental resources (dockets 56298 and 56310)Order adopting the stipulation and certifying the 2029-2031 All-Source RFP and supplemental capacity (vote December 19, 2025, unanimous; order filed December 30, 2025).Source
issued_ruleGeorgia PSC order approving Georgia Power large-load rules (docket 44280, January 2025)Order approving Georgia Power's large-load rules revisions, January 28, 2025 (vote January 23, 2025, unanimous).Source