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Georgia Public Service Commission (Georgia Power) — Rule Establishing Special Contract Terms for Large-Load Customers Over 100 MW

Georgia Public Service Commission (Georgia Power) · Rule Establishing Special Contract Terms for Large-Load Customers Over 100 MW

The Georgia PSC unanimously approved a rule allowing Georgia Power to bill new customers using more than 100 MW under special terms, requiring them to cover transmission and distribution construction costs, permitting contracts up to 15 years, and mandating PSC review of each large-load contract.

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The Georgia PSC unanimously approved a rule allowing Georgia Power to bill new customers using more than 100 MW under special terms, requiring them to cover transmission and distribution construction costs, permitting contracts up to 15 years, and mandating PSC review of each large-load contract.

Who is protected: People subject to this body's AI/surveillance systems.

Who must comply: Georgia Public Service Commission (Georgia Power)

Key facts

JurisdictionGeorgia Public Service Commission (Georgia Power)
LevelState
StatusIn effect
Protection strengthLimited protection
Effective date2025-01-23
CitationRule Establishing Special Contract Terms for Large-Load Customers Over 100 MW
Topicsdata-center siting and energy · consumer protection · government use of AI · AI disclosure and transparency
Last verified2026-07-01
Official sourceGeorgia PSC approves new billing rules for data centers and large load customers | DCD ↗

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