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Document Filing #221233 Company Name: Georgia Power Company Description: 2025 Integrated Resource Plan PD
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Integrated Resource Plan
Read the latest Integrated Resource Plan filings to see how Georgia Power is planning to meet Georgia''s growing energy needs responsibly.
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2025 Integrated Resource Plan
On January 31, Georgia Power filed its 2025 Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) with the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC). In the filing, the company highlights the state''s expected continued
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2030 Strategy of Climate Change of Georgia 2024-2025 action plan
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Georgia Power IRP Approval Creates New Potential for Wind Energy
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BEFORE THE Georgia Power Company''s 2025 ) Docket No.
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Georgian Power Sector Analysis
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Integrated National Energy and Climate Plan of Georgia
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