Georgia Power

September 22, 2026

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September 1, 2026

Georgia Power finalized Project Camelot with OpenAI at 3.2 GW on 1,400 acres in Effingham County, the state's largest single-user power deal, while the Public Service Commission stretched staff review 13 days and left the contract redacted until a September 3 summary; U.S. Senator Raphael Warnock called for a construction moratorium pending water, air, and incentive transparency.

July 30, 2026

Georgia Power logged a 3,200 MW customer commitment in April 2026, with a matched 3,210 MW anonymized project in technical review targeting Q2 2028 energization, three months before OpenAI's $20 billion Project Camellia went public.

July 27, 2026

In Georgia, Georgia Power's five-year plan calls for 1,000+ miles of transmission and easements on 330+ parcels.

July 25, 2026

OpenAI's $20B Project Camellia near Savannah, 4.4M square feet across four buildings on 2,600 acres, has it acting as lead developer for the first time, with Georgia Power supplying 3.2 GW under a 25-year deal that reserves up to 1 GW of curtailment.

July 23, 2026

OpenAI is committing at least $20 billion, likely topping $30 billion total, to Project Camellia, a 3.2 GW campus on 1,400 acres in Effingham County, Georgia, drawing power from Georgia Power.

May 13, 2026

Georgia Power is using eminent domain across 330+ Coweta County properties to deliver the 10 GW it's already approved to build, while the SELC, Sierra Club, and Georgia Interfaith Power & Light sue the PSC over need-demonstration and cost allocation.

April 17, 2026

Georgia Power's new Customer-Identified Resource program, unanimously approved by the Public Service Commission, lets hyperscalers fund their own renewable projects on the utility's grid, shifting demand risk away from ratepayers.

March 19, 2026

Georgia Power's own pipeline flashed warnings: more than half the projects in its 2023 Integrated Resource Plan disappeared, yet the Georgia Public Service Commission approved nearly 10 GW of new capacity in December 2025.