Georgia Power, Google Pledge $900 Million for Nuclear Energy in Georgia

Georgia Power and Google have announced an agreement that will provide approximately $900 million for customers and nuclear energy in Georgia. This new deal aims to advance clean and reliable nuclear energy in the state, with a significant focus on Plant Vogtle, which is located near Waynesboro, Ga.

Nuclear energy has been a vital part of Georgia's energy mix, accounting for more than 25 percent of energy produced last year. The agreement between Georgia Power and Google will further support this goal, providing benefits to customers while promoting clean energy production.

The deal is a significant step forward in the state's commitment to nuclear energy, with Plant Vogtle being one of the largest generators of clean energy in the nation. By investing in nuclear energy, Georgia Power and Google are working together to reduce the state's carbon footprint and provide a reliable source of energy for its residents.