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GA · instruments, facilities, claims and sources, joinedInstruments
Statutes, tariffs, orders, dockets, ordinancesStarts here in this viewEvery statute, tariff, order and docket governing large loads in this state, with the collected text under each one.The rules a project here runs into: what triggers them, what they cost you to leave, what they require up front.The whole regulatory stack in this state, kind by kind.The actual laws, tariffs and orders behind any story about data centers in this state.The regime a project here is underwritten against, instrument by instrument.
| Instrument | Record | Utility or agency | Threshold MW | Key terms as collected | Sources |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Order Approving Revisions to Georgia Power Company's Rules and Regulations (100 MW Large-Load Customer Cost-Recovery Terms) ga-psc-docket44280-order-large-load-rules-2025-01 | order approved two-reviewer | Georgia Power Company | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | 10 |
| Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (Large-Load Minimum Bill, Termination, and Collateral Framework) ga-psc-docket44280-order-tariff-compliance-large-load-2025-04 | order approved two-reviewer | Georgia Power Company | 100 | Minimum-bill liability survives early termination for each period of the remaining term of the contract. No buyout mechanism recorded. Exit terms: verbatim text and sourcesCollected text, verbatim from the record THE HEADLINE TERM -- minimum-bill liability SURVIVES early termination. Verbatim from the order's Section II, FINDINGS OF FACT (p.2), describing the draft terms and conditions the Commission then approved: "Under the draft terms and conditions, customers would pay the higher of tariffed rates or a minimum bill amount each billing period they are a customer. If the customer ended the contract early, the customer would be liable for the minimum bill amounts (not tariffed rate amounts) for each period for the remaining term of the contract. The tariffed rates would be subject to future review and modification by the Commission using normal ratemaking processes. However, the minimum bill amounts would not." That framework is then ADOPTED by the order's own decretal language (p.4): "ORDERED FURTHER, that the Commission approves the updated tariffs and the large load contracting framework for the terms and conditions implementing the revisions to the Company’s Rules and Regulations as approved in the Revision Approval Order," and (p.5) "...including with respect to the minimum bill, termination, and collateral provisions established for these large load customers." So the remaining-term minimum-bill exposure is a Commission-approved framework term, not merely a Staff description. The PSC's own March 2026 Data Center Fact Sheet states the same purpose in plain words: "The purpose for the new rule is to ensure data centers continue paying for new infrastructure even if they leave the state." NOTE (unchanged by the gate): an unsourced secondary claim that an early-terminating customer owes only "2 years" of minimum bills is contradicted by this order's text and is NOT recorded as a fact; the gate found no primary supporting it. Source row two-reviewer “Under the draft terms and conditions, customers would pay the higher of tariffed rates or a minimum bill amount each billing period they are a customer. If the customer ended the contract early, the customer would be liable for the minimum bill amounts (not tariffed rate amounts) for each period for the remaining term of the contract. The tariffed rates would be subject to future review and modification by the Commission using normal ratemaking processes. However, the minimum bill amounts would not.” p.2 Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) Source row two-reviewer “Staff has reviewed and recommended approval of the large load contracting framework for the terms and conditions implementing the revisions to the Company’s Rules and Regulations approved by the Commission in the Revision Approval Order. The terms and conditions of each large load contract including the minimum bill, termination, and collateral provisions will apply this framework.” p.3 (Finding of Fact / Staff recommendation ¶3) Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) Source row two-reviewer “As defined in the revisions to the Rules and Regulations (100 MW or greater at one or more premises located on one tract or contiguous tracts of land), the Company will file each such contract with the Commission at least thirty (30) days prior to execution of the contract. At the time of such filing, the Company will provide Commission Staff documentation demonstrating that the contract complies with the requirements of the Revision Approval Order. Once filed, Commission Staff may raise objections to the contract, and the Company and Commission Staff will work together in good faith to resolve any such objections. If Staff does not file an objection within thirty (30) days of the filing of the contract, the contract shall be deemed approved.” p.3 (Finding of Fact / Staff recommendation ¶5) Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) Framework approved for the minimum bill, termination and collateral provisions. The order states no dollar figure and no formula. Open item. Collateral: verbatim text and sourcesCollected text, verbatim from the record "Staff has reviewed and recommended approval of the large load contracting framework for the terms and conditions implementing the revisions to the Company’s Rules and Regulations approved by the Commission in the Revision Approval Order. The terms and conditions of each large load contract including the minimum bill, termination, and collateral provisions will apply this framework. To the extent that the actual language in a contract differs from the language in the draft terms and conditions provided to Staff, Staff may object to such language if Staff deems that such modification is substantive and does not adequately protect existing customers from bearing any of the costs of adding the customer." The order does not itself state a collateral dollar figure or formula; it approves a framework reviewed by Staff in a separate (not independently obtained this tick) draft terms-and-conditions document -- open item. Source row two-reviewer “Under the draft terms and conditions, customers would pay the higher of tariffed rates or a minimum bill amount each billing period they are a customer. If the customer ended the contract early, the customer would be liable for the minimum bill amounts (not tariffed rate amounts) for each period for the remaining term of the contract. The tariffed rates would be subject to future review and modification by the Commission using normal ratemaking processes. However, the minimum bill amounts would not.” p.2 Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) Source row two-reviewer “Staff has reviewed and recommended approval of the large load contracting framework for the terms and conditions implementing the revisions to the Company’s Rules and Regulations approved by the Commission in the Revision Approval Order. The terms and conditions of each large load contract including the minimum bill, termination, and collateral provisions will apply this framework.” p.3 (Finding of Fact / Staff recommendation ¶3) Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) Source row two-reviewer “As defined in the revisions to the Rules and Regulations (100 MW or greater at one or more premises located on one tract or contiguous tracts of land), the Company will file each such contract with the Commission at least thirty (30) days prior to execution of the contract. At the time of such filing, the Company will provide Commission Staff documentation demonstrating that the contract complies with the requirements of the Revision Approval Order. Once filed, Commission Staff may raise objections to the contract, and the Company and Commission Staff will work together in good faith to resolve any such objections. If Staff does not file an objection within thirty (30) days of the filing of the contract, the contract shall be deemed approved.” p.3 (Finding of Fact / Staff recommendation ¶5) Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) | 5 |
| Order Adopting Stipulated Agreement, Georgia Power Company's 2023 Integrated Resource Plan Update (Large-Load Revenue-Neutrality and Quarterly Reporting Commitments) ga-psc-docket55378-order-2023-irp-update-stipulation-2024 | order approved two-reviewer | Georgia Power Company | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | 8 |
| House Bill 1192 (2024) -- Two-Year Suspension of New High-Technology Data Center Sales Tax Exemption Certificates -- PASSED LEGISLATURE, VETOED BY GOVERNOR ga-hb1192-2024-datacenter-tax-exemption-suspension-vetoed | statute withdrawn two-reviewer | Georgia General Assembly; Office of the Governor | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | 5 |
| High-Technology Data Center Equipment Sales & Use Tax Exemption (O.C.G.A. § 48-8-3(68.1)) ga-ocga-48-8-3-68-1-hightech-datacenter-sales-tax-exemption | statute enacted two-reviewer | Georgia Department of Revenue | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | 13 |
| Senate Bill 34 (2025-2026) -- Full Ratepayer Cost-Shift Protection from Large-Load/Data-Center Infrastructure Costs -- STALLED, ITS LANGUAGE WATERED DOWN AND FOLDED INTO S.B. 410 ga-sb34-2025-2026-large-load-ratepayer-cost-shift-bill-folded-into-sb410 | statute withdrawn two-reviewer | Georgia General Assembly | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | 3 |
| Senate Bill 410 (2026) -- Data Center Tax Exemption Repeal and Ratepayer Cost-Shift Protection -- PASSED SENATE, DIED IN HOUSE (NOT ENACTED) ga-sb410-2026-datacenter-tax-repeal-and-ratepayer-cost-shift-bill-died-house | statute withdrawn two-reviewer | Georgia General Assembly | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | 13 |
Provenance key. two-reviewer a second reviewer checked the record against primary sources with no open disagreement. single-reviewer one careful reviewer built it from primary sources and no second reviewer has re-read it yet. disputed two admissible sources disagree and a re-read did not settle it.
Facilities
10 recordsStarts here in this viewThe projects on the ground here, and which instruments each one is governed by.Who is already building in this state, at what size, and under which utility.The named large loads in this state, with owner, county and status on every row.The data centers themselves: who owns them, which county they sit in, and what was announced.Announced investment and requested megawatts per project, with the status of each one.
| Facility | County | Owner | Utility | Status | Announced investment | MW requested | Governed by |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crow Holdings / CHI Acquisitions Proposed Data Center - Fayetteville (denied; appeal withdrawn) ga-fac-crowholdings-fayetteville-denied | Fayette County Fayetteville (north of Fayette Pavilion shopping center, along Highway 85 North) | Crow Holdings Development / CHI/Acquisitions, LP Crow Holdings | cancelled two-reviewer | ||||
| Google Data Center - Douglas County (Lithia Springs) ga-fac-google-douglas-lithia-springs | Douglas County Lithia Springs | Google LLC Alphabet Inc. | Georgia Power | operating single-reviewer | $300M | ||
| Google Data Center - LaGrange ('Project Pegasus'), Troup County ga-fac-google-lagrange-pegasus-troup | Troup County LaGrange (411 Pegasus Parkway, Georgia International Business Park) | $99 Georgia pass | City of LaGrange municipal utilities (electric supplier for this site not established by any source in this record) | under-construction single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | |
| Meta Platforms Data Center - Newton County (Social Circle / Stanton Springs) ga-fac-meta-newton-social-circle | Newton County Social Circle (Stanton Springs industrial park) | $99 Georgia pass | Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority (water; electric supplier not named by any source in this record) | operating single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | |
| Microsoft Data Center - Douglasville (Douglas County), part of 'East US 3' region ga-fac-microsoft-douglasville-douglas | Douglas County Douglasville | $99 Georgia pass | under-construction two-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | ||
| Microsoft Data Center Campus - Palmetto / South Fulton County ga-fac-microsoft-palmetto-fulton | Fulton County Palmetto (unincorporated South Fulton County) | $99 Georgia pass | Georgia Power | under-construction single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | |
| Project Peach - Coweta County Data Center Campus ga-fac-project-peach-coweta | Coweta County Unincorporated Coweta County, near City of Palmetto (Johnston Circle / Weldon Road at SR 14 / US 29) | $99 Georgia pass | permitted single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | ||
| Project Sail - Coweta County Data Center Campus (proposed) ga-fac-project-sail-coweta | Coweta County Unincorporated Coweta County | $99 Georgia pass | permitted single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | ||
| QTS Data Centers - Fayetteville Campus (Fayette County) / 'Project Excalibur' ga-fac-qts-fayetteville-fayette | Fayette County Fayetteville (Highway 54 West, between Veterans Parkway and Tyrone Road) | $99 Georgia pass | Fayette County Water System (water; electric supplier not named by any source in this record) | under-construction single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass | |
| xAI / X Data Center - Atlanta (Fulton County) ga-fac-xai-x-atlanta-fulton | Fulton County Atlanta | $99 Georgia pass | unknown single-reviewer | $99 Georgia pass | $99 Georgia pass |
0 of 10 facility records name the instruments that govern them. The rest do not, and the table shows that rather than guessing.
Claims
30 recordsStarts here in this viewWhat parties asserted on the record here, quoted, with the claimant class named.What has been promised publicly in this state about jobs, tax and load.What intervenors and officials said in this state, in their own words.Who said what about data centers in this state, quoted exactly, with the source under each one.Promises made in this market, quoted. We hold what was promised, not what was delivered.
| Type | Claimant | Claim, verbatim |
|---|---|---|
| investment | Georgia Power Company, press release developer | Georgia Power has filed nearly 2 gigawatts of new customer contracts with the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC)... These agreements are the first to be reached under the Georgia PSC's newly approved rules and regulations.SourceSource row two-reviewer “Georgia Power has filed nearly 2 gigawatts of new customer contracts with the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC), marking a major milestone for the state’s energy landscape. These agreements are the first to be reached under the Georgia PSC’s newly approved rules and regulations, which are designed to provide Georgia Power with the flexibility to sustainably serve large-load customers while safeguarding residential and small business customers from additional costs.” Article body, first paragraph Georgia Power Company press release, 'Georgia Power highlights first contracts under new rules & regulations...' |
| power_renewable | Georgia Public Service Commission, March 2026 Data Center Fact Sheet government | On December 19, 2025, the Commissioners voted to approve an agreement between the PSC's Public Interest Advocacy Staff and Georgia Power that certifies the construction of 9,985 MW of new energy generation – approximately 80 percent of which is expected to power data centers.SourceSource row two-reviewer “On December 19, 2025, the Commissioners voted to approve an agreement between the PSC’s Public Interest Advocacy Staff and Georgia Power that certifies the construction of 9,985 MW of new energy generation – approximately 80 percent of which is expected to power data centers. The Commission’s order protects existing ratepayers from increased rates even if the data center projections do not come to fruition (see agreement).” p.2 Georgia PSC, 'Data Center Fact Sheet' (March 2026) |
| rate_impact | Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Kristi Swartz), reporting Georgia Power's pledge in connection with the PSC's data center generation-expansion approval press | $99 Georgia pass |
| rate_impact | Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Kristi Swartz), attributing the estimate to Georgia PSC staff and the Southern Environmental Law Center press | $99 Georgia pass |
| community_benefit | Georgia PIRG (Aidyn Levin), statement quoted by The Current GA / Georgia Recorder advocacy | $99 Georgia pass |
| rate_impact | Georgia Power Company and Georgia PSC, Stipulated Agreement adopted in Docket No. 55378 utility | $99 Georgia pass |
| power_renewable | Georgia Public Service Commission, March 2026 Data Center Fact Sheet government | $99 Georgia pass |
| tax_revenue | Department of Audits and Accounts (DOAA) summary of a University of Georgia Carl Vinson Institute of Government report academic | $99 Georgia pass |
| water | Mike Hopkins, Executive Director, Newton County Water and Sewerage Authority (quoted by NYT) utility | $99 Georgia pass |
| water | Meta spokesperson (quoted by NYT, not named) developer | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | The New York Times (Eli Tan), citing project cost press | $99 Georgia pass |
| water | Beverly Morris, Newton County resident (quoted by NYT) other | $99 Georgia pass |
| jobs_construction | Atlanta Journal-Constitution, citing project filings press | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | Fulton County (via $420M bond sale), reported by AJC government | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | Noelle Walsh-Elwell, President of Cloud Operations and Innovation, Microsoft (Azure blog) developer | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | Google LLC (press release, quoted by Data Center Knowledge) developer | $99 Georgia pass |
| other | Amy Sharma, Executive Director, Science for Georgia advocacy | $99 Georgia pass |
| community_benefit | Atlanta News First, citing Google/LaGrange announcement press | $99 Georgia pass |
| rate_impact | Patrick Bowie, LaGrange City Manager government | $99 Georgia pass |
| water | Fayette County Government (official press release) government | $99 Georgia pass |
| water | Tom's Hardware (Luke James), citing Politico reporting and Fayette County water director Vanessa Tigert press | $99 Georgia pass |
| tax_revenue | QTS project estimates, as relayed by City of Fayetteville government website developer | $99 Georgia pass |
| jobs_permanent | QTS project estimates, as relayed by City of Fayetteville government website developer | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | QTS, cited by Tom's Hardware/Politico developer | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | Teslarati (Simon Alvarez), citing Business Insider/Fortune and Develop Fulton filings press | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | Atlanta Journal-Constitution (via GovTech/Tribune Content Agency republication) press | $99 Georgia pass |
| water | Three Rivers Regional Commission (DRI Report of Findings) government | $99 Georgia pass |
| investment | Atlanta Journal-Constitution (via GovTech/Tribune Content Agency republication) press | $99 Georgia pass |
| other | Coweta County neighbors/petitioners (per AJC/GovTech reporting) other | $99 Georgia pass |
| other | City of Fayetteville government website government | $99 Georgia pass |
Sources
Ranked highest document type firstStarts here in this viewThe primary documents under this state, each with the pinpoint that makes it checkable.The documents behind every number on this page, if you want to read the filing yourself.The filings this state's records were built from, ranked highest document type first.Every document behind this page, with a page or paragraph pinpoint. These are open on every tier.The evidence file under this state, ranked by document type and review state.
137 source rows sit under this state. Every one carries an exact quote and a pinpoint. Twelve are shown here, ranked by document type and review status; the rest are on the record pages they belong to. Every source document and every pinpoint is open, on every tier.
- Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280, Order Approving Revisions to Georgia Power Company's Rules and Regulations (filed 01/28/2025) order two-reviewer
“On December 11, 2024, Georgia Power Company (“* Company” or “Georgia Power”) filed a request for approval of revisions to the Company’s Rules and Regulations pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 46-2-25(a) in Docket Number 44280. The Company cited its unprecedented anticipated load growth and the need to protect customers in the event large projects do not materialize as the rationale behind this request. The rule changes apply to new customers with 100 megawatt (“MW”) or more of load connecting to Georgia Power’s system, requiring additional terms and conditions for those customers in order to allow the Company to appropriately assign costs to the customer. The proposed revisions allow for minimum billing requirements and longer contract term lengths for the new customers over 100 MW of load.”
p.1
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/221165/102362
Document is a scanned/image-only PDF (no text layer); this collector rendered each page at 300 DPI with PyMuPDF and OCR'd with pytesseract 5.3.4 (installed this tick), not via any AI summarization tool. The stray asterisk in “(“* Company”...)” is reproduced verbatim as an apparent OCR artifact, not corrected. PSC document ID 221165 (parent docket 44280, confirmed via the document's own Docket-detail page at https://psc.ga.gov/search/facts-document/?documentId=221165). VERIFIER RE-OCR (2026-08-20): independently re-rendered and re-OCR'd by the gate verifier; the page-1 text matches character-for-character, including the stray-asterisk artifact in “(“* Company” ...)”. Artifact preservation confirmed correct. - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280, Order Approving Revisions to Georgia Power Company's Rules and Regulations (filed 01/28/2025) order two-reviewer
“At its January 23, 2025 Administrative Session, the Commission voted unanimously to approve Staffs recommendation. KKK WHEREFORE IT IS ORDERED, that the Commission hereby approves the revisions to the Company’s rules and regulations as requested by Georgia Power Company in its December 11, 2024 filing, as modified by Staff pursuant to O.C.G.A. § 46-2-25(a). ORDERED FURTHER, the Company shall exercise the discretion under the Rules and Regulations changes in a manner designed to protect existing customers from bearing any of the costs of adding these large customers.”
p.2
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/221165/102362
OCR'd as above. VERIFIER RE-OCR (2026-08-20): this collector's page-2 OCR was independently reproduced by the gate verifier (PyMuPDF 300 DPI render -> pytesseract) and matches character-for-character, including the artifact 'Staffs' (for "Staff's"). CORRECTED BY THE GATE: the collector had substituted '***' for the token tesseract actually produces here, 'KKK'. The underlying document shows a centered row of asterisks as a section break; tesseract renders that row as 'KKK'. The raw OCR token is now reproduced verbatim so that a second OCR pass re-verifies this row exactly, per the standing rule that OCR artifacts are flagged in notes and never silently cleaned. - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) order two-reviewer
“Under the draft terms and conditions, customers would pay the higher of tariffed rates or a minimum bill amount each billing period they are a customer. If the customer ended the contract early, the customer would be liable for the minimum bill amounts (not tariffed rate amounts) for each period for the remaining term of the contract. The tariffed rates would be subject to future review and modification by the Commission using normal ratemaking processes. However, the minimum bill amounts would not.”
p.2
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/222325/103476
Scanned/image-only PDF; OCR'd by this collector (PyMuPDF 300 DPI render + pytesseract 5.3.4), not via AI summarization. PSC document ID 222325 (docket confirmed via https://psc.ga.gov/search/facts-document/?documentId=222325, whose page shows Parent Docket: 44280). - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 384 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
p.3 (Finding of Fact / Staff recommendation ¶3)
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/222325/103476 - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 44280 (GPC 2022 Rate Case), Order on Georgia Power Company's Revision to Rules and Regulations Tariff Compliance Filing (filed 04/17/2025) order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 752 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
p.3 (Finding of Fact / Staff recommendation ¶5)
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/222325/103476 - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 55378, In Re: Georgia Power Company's 2023 Integrated Resource Plan Update, Order Adopting Stipulated Agreement (filed 04/26/2024) order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 121 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
p.1 (caption)
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/218484/99572 - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 55378, In Re: Georgia Power Company's 2023 Integrated Resource Plan Update, Order Adopting Stipulated Agreement (filed 04/26/2024) order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 1,276 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
p.13
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/218484/99572 - Georgia Power Company, Executed Large Load Contract Filing, Docket No. 44280 (public disclosure), filed 5/15/2026 order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 338 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
Cover letter to the Executive Secretary, "Large Load Contract - Filing Executed Contract 5.15.26.docx"
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/226633/107893 - Georgia Power Company, Basis for the Assertion that the Information Submitted is a Trade Secret, Docket No. 44280, filed 5/15/2026 order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 365 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
"TS Assertion - Executed Large Load Contract Filing.docx"
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/226633/107893 - Georgia Power Company, Quarterly Large Load Economic Development Report, Q1 2026 (PUBLIC DISCLOSURE), Docket No. 55378 / 56002 order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 120 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
Attachment, "Project Name" column
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/226607/107887 - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 55378, Order Adopting Stipulated Agreement (filed 04/26/2024) order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 161 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
p.22, Attachment A, "Large Load Tracking System for Georgia Power Company"
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/218484/99572 - Georgia PSC, Docket No. 55378, Order Adopting Stipulated Agreement (filed 04/26/2024) order two-reviewer
$99 Georgia pass quote, 317 characters as extracted. The document, the pinpoint and the review state are open below.
p.8
https://services.psc.ga.gov/api/v1/External/Public/Get/Document/DownloadFile/218484/99572