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PSC votes to keep Georgia Power rates steady, but relief may not last long
State regulators voted Tuesday to keep Georgia Power’s current base electricity rates through 2028, heading off — for now — the possibility of more rate hikes for customers.
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With low attendance, Club World Cup economic impact a draw for Atlanta
Club World Cup will likely end up being a much smaller dry run for Atlanta compared to the crowds expected next summer for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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Data centers critical to our lives and setting up Georgia for the future
Data centers are booming in the U.S., and Georgia is primed to reap the rewards of this surge, which reflects growing consumer demand for digital services and applications.
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Georgia Power’s plan to ‘freeze’ rates is not as sweet as it seems, groups say
Critics of Georgia Power say an agreement to keep the company's current rates through 2028 may not be as good for customers in the long run as it sounds.
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How an unlikely coalition kept a mine away from Georgia’s Okefenokee Swamp
About a year ago, opponents determined to stop an Alabama company from mining next to the Okefenokee Swamp were running out of options. Here's how a deal came together.
Atlanta has seen growth in recycling. An audit shows room for improvement.
Educating more people about recycling and enforcing rules for apartments could keep more reusable material from ending up in the dump, an audit says.
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New site being studied for restaurants next to Mercedes-Benz Stadium
A development with a collection of restaurants is envisioned between Mercedes-Benz Stadium and the Georgia World Congress Center.
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Data Center Alley has lessons to teach. Is metro Atlanta listening?
Northern Virginia has spent more than a decade unchallenged as the country’s top data center market. But Atlanta has recently risen as a contender.
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Second round of rural development grants could help communities transform
Ten rural Georgia counties will receive a combined $8 million in the state’s second round of grants in the Rural Site Development Initiative, Gov. Brian Kemp announced.
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Are you a scrappy business or developer? This $50M campaign is here to help.
Momentus Capital recently announced it will invest $50 million in the Atlanta area to help small businesses and novice developers scale their operations.