Georgia Power

About Georgia Power

Georgia Power provides electricity to 471 cities throughout the state of Georgia. There are 2,400,586 residential customers, 337,950 commercial customers, one transportation account and 10,634 industrial customer accounts who are receiving service from the provider. Georgia Power's average residential electricity price per kilowatt hour is 14.53 cents per kilowatt hour. This is, regrettably, 5.34% above Georgia's average rate of 13.80 cents, resulting in the supplier ranking 80th lowest for average electricity rate out of 96 suppliers in the state. They sold 2,445,555 megawatt hours through wholesale channels to other electricity providers in 2022. The electricity sourced by Georgia Power is made up of multiple sources including megawatt hours they generate and additional megawatt hours acquired by way of wholesale channels. These categories comprise 63.24% and 36.54%, respectively, of all electricity sourced. In 2022, the supplier earned 94.32% of their revenue from retail electricity sales to end users and 2.07% on the wholesale electricity market.

The Georgia average monthly residential electric bill is $143.33, while the Georgia Power average is 0.86% higher at $144.5 per month. Georgia Power is the 55th ranked supplier in the state for average monthly bill total. Electricity generation plants associated with the company use non-renewable fuels to generate 96.88% of their total electricity production, or 61,731,483.28 megawatt hours. They rank 17th in the US out of 3526 providers. Generation from nuclear plants totaled 19,628,511.39 megawatt hours for the supplier. This ranks them 12th in the nation out of 3526 companies. The provider generates 3.12% of their total number of megawatt hours produced, which is 1,989,057.26 megawatt hours, from renewable fuel sources.