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Georgia Power is constructing the 57.5 MW / 230 MWh Plant Hammond Battery Energy Storage System on an eight-acre parcel of the retired coal-fired Plant Hammond in Floyd County, Georgia. Approved by the Georgia Public Service Commission as part of the utility’s Integrated Resource Plan, the four-hour lithium-ion facility repurposes legacy high-voltage switchyards to dispatch clean reliability reserves into northwestern Georgia.

Georgia Power development of the McGrau Ford Clean Energy Storage Facility in Cherokee County, Georgia. Delivering 265 MW / 1,060 MWh of lithium-ion energy storage, the facility interconnects directly to the McGrau Ford 500/230 kV substation to strengthen northern Atlanta metropolitan grid stability and provide essential capacity during peak seasonal demand periods.

Silicon Ranch is constructing the 90 MW utility-scale SR Rochelle I Solar Project across private rural land near Rochelle in Wilcox County, Georgia. Permitted in coordination with the Wilcox County Commission and Development Authority and interconnecting to the Southern Company transmission grid under Georgia Power coordination, the single-axis tracking solar array incorporates Silicon Ranch's Regenerative Energy agrivoltaic platform to combine clean generation with managed sheep grazing.

Samsung C&T Renewables is developing the 150 MW utility-scale Conez Solar Project across approximately 1,200 acres south of Swainsboro in Emanuel County, Georgia. Interconnecting into the Southern Company transmission network under Georgia Power grid coordination, the single-axis tracking solar generation facility generates clean, cost-competitive electricity to satisfy escalating power requirements from regional logistics and data processing hubs.

The Sandersville Solar Project is a 50 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located along Kaolin Road near Sandersville in Washington County, Georgia. Developed under Georgia Power's Renewable Energy Development Initiative (REDI) and Integrated Resource Plan (IRP), the installation supplies clean electricity to Georgia's central kaolin mining and industrial belt while integrating directly into Southern Company's 115 kV transmission network.

NextEra Energy Resources is advancing the 76 MW / 304 MWh utility-scale Cabokenze Energy Storage project across private rural parcels in Burke County, Georgia. Interconnecting into the Southern Company bulk electric transmission grid under Georgia Power coordination, the four-hour battery installation supports regional grid reliability, smooths clean energy dispatch, and supports rapid industrial growth across east-central Georgia.

Pine Gate Renewables, operating through Drawhorn Solar, LLC, is constructing the 80 MWac Drawhorn Solar Project across rural tracts northeast of Milledgeville in Hancock County, Georgia. Interconnecting into the Southern Company transmission network under the Georgia Power balancing authority, the single-axis tracking solar generation plant delivers clean, low-cost electricity while expanding Middle Georgia's clean energy tax base under long-term county tax agreements.

The Douglas Clean Solar Center is a 100 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation facility located near Douglas in Coffee County, Georgia. Connecting into Georgia Power's southeastern transmission network under the SERC reliability framework, the plant harnesses abundant south Georgia sunshine to deliver reliable, low-cost solar electricity to municipal, commercial, and agricultural power subscribers.

EDF Renewables North America is developing the $300 million, 250 MWac utility-scale Rock House Solar Project across rural acreage in McDuffie County, Georgia. Approved under special exception zoning by the McDuffie County Board of Commissioners along the Warrenton Highway corridor, the facility incorporates American-manufactured solar modules to generate clean power for the Georgia Power high-voltage transmission grid, powering roughly 50,000 households annually.

The Norwood Solar Facility is a 107 MWac utility-scale photovoltaic generation station located across rolling timber and agricultural land near Norwood in Warren County, Georgia. Developed by Silicon Ranch Corporation under Georgia Power's Clean Advanced Solar Initiative (CASI) wholesale procurement framework, the project delivers clean baseload solar power to the Southern Company grid while incorporating holistic land management and regenerative agricultural grazing practices.

Silicon Ranch Corporation is developing the 107 MWac utility-scale SR Norwood Solar Farm (Norwood III) in Warren County, Georgia. Sited across rolling agricultural terrain, the facility will supply clean electricity to Georgia Power under its Clean and Renewable Energy Subscription (CARES) program. The plant deploys American-manufactured First Solar photovoltaic modules and Nextpower trackers, combining solar generation with Silicon Ranch's Regenerative Energy sheep grazing agrivoltaics.

TotalEnergies Renewables USA is constructing the 150 MWac Laurens Solar Project across rural landholdings near Dublin in Laurens County, Georgia. Interconnecting into the Southern Company and Georgia Power transmission network, the utility-scale solar power complex supports Georgia's clean energy procurement goals while generating substantial long-term tax revenues and construction labor opportunities across central Georgia.

The Camellia Clean Energy Center is a 150 MWac utility-scale solar photovoltaic generation facility located across managed timberlands in Effingham County, Georgia. Connecting into Georgia Power’s high-voltage transmission network, the facility supplies clean, emissions-free wholesale electricity to power rapid industrial manufacturing and advanced technology growth along the Savannah coastal corridor.

The Dodge Clean Hyperscale Compute Campus is a 200 MW master-planned compute facility located near Eastman in Dodge County, Georgia. Interconnected with the regional 230 kV bulk power grid, the multi-building campus delivers enterprise cloud processing and generative AI compute infrastructure powered by regional clean energy resources.

The Statesboro Clean Compute Campus is a planned 200 MW hyperscale data center development located in Statesboro, Bulloch County, Georgia. Positioned along the Interstate 16 technology and manufacturing corridor, the campus provides scalable, high-efficiency cloud computing and artificial intelligence inference capacity, powered by dedicated high-voltage substation feeds from Georgia Power.

The Laurens Clean Hyperscale Compute Campus is a 200 MW master-planned compute facility located near Dublin in Laurens County, Georgia. Interconnected with the regional 230 kV bulk power grid, the multi-building campus delivers enterprise cloud processing and generative AI compute infrastructure powered by regional clean energy resources.

Ranger Power is developing the 150 MWac Crossroads Solar Project across rural landholdings near Hinesville and Midway in Liberty County, Georgia. Interconnecting into Georgia Power's high-voltage coastal transmission network under the Georgia Public Service Commission's (GPSC) renewable procurement framework, the utility-scale solar complex generates clean electricity to serve coastal Georgia businesses and residential communities while strengthening local municipal tax revenues.

RWE Clean Energy development of the Peach Wood Clean Solar Center in Mitchell County, Georgia. Delivering 261 MWac of clean photovoltaic power, the project incorporates advanced bifacial panels to generate clean energy under a long-term power purchase agreement supporting Georgia Power clean energy compliance.