Georgia voltronic power

In August 2006, formally applied for an Early Site Permit (ESP) for two additional units, and in March 2008, submitted an application for a (COL). In April 2008, Georgia Power Company reached a contract agreement for two reactors designed by , owned by . Westinghouse partnered with the [pdf]

FAQS about Georgia voltronic power

Who owns Vogtle units 3 & 4?

Have more questions about Vogtle Units 3 & 4? Plant Vogtle is jointly owned by Georgia Power (45.7%), Oglethorpe Power Corporation (30%), Municipal Electric Authority of Georgia (22.7%) and Dalton Utilities (1.6%).

What is a Vogtle generator?

Alvin W. Vogtle Electric Generating Plant Waynesboro, Georgia Plant Vogtle is the largest generator of clean energy in the United States. Nuclear energy is a secure, dependable source of power for the United States.

Is Georgia Power owned by Southern Company?

Georgia Power is the largest subsidiary of Southern Company, one of the nation's largest generators of electricity. The company is an investor-owned, tax-paying utility, serving 2.3 million customers in 155 of 159 counties in Georgia. Georgia Power's rates remain well below the national average.

Why does Georgia need a nuclear power plant?

Clean, safe, reliable, and affordable energy from our nuclear resources helps give businesses and industries the confidence to stay or locate in Georgia – generating thousands of jobs and capital investments in the state. What does Commercial Operation Date (COD) mean?

When is Vogtle Unit 4 ready for fuel loading?

On May 2, 2023, Georgia Power announced that Vogtle Unit 4 had completed hot functional testing which confirmed that the reactor was ready for its first fuel load. On August 18, 2023, fuel loading begins with 264 fuel elements at Unit 4.

Why should you choose Georgia Power?

It is not subject to unpredictable weather or climate conditions, and consumers benefit greatly from the fact that nuclear fuel costs fluctuate less often than other fuel sources. Georgia Power is committed to the safety of our employees, facility and, most importantly, our neighbors.