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Georgia Power is working with Google to add up to 96 MW of nuclear capacity, aiming to provide $900 million in benefits to customers. The partnership focuses on upgrading nuclear facilities to support clean power for data centers.

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The headline suggests a mixed performance for energy stocks on Tuesday afternoon, with the NYSE Energy Sector Index moving slightly higher.

Southern Company’s Georgia Power and Google have teamed up to support nuclear uprates, aiming to secure clean power for data centers. The deal is projected to deliver $900 million in customer benefits.

Nuclear energy has long been an important part of Georgia's energy mix, with more than 25 percent of energy produced last year coming from nuclear, including the nation's largest generator of clean energy: Plant Vogtle near Waynesboro, Georgia.

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New filings with the Georgia Public Service Commission outline how Google's subscription from proposed or planned nuclear uprates at Plants Hatch and Vogtle will benefit all customersATLANTA, Sept. 21, 2026

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