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Data centers use lots of energy. Will Georgia lawmakers make them pay more?
The Georgia General Assembly is considering legislation that would require Georgia Power to charge data centers for the costs they incur to serve them.
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Live entertainment complex at Georgia’s biggest film studio to open this year
Trilith, a mixed-use development anchored by Georgia’s largest film and television production campus, is gearing up to open the final piece of its live entertainment complex.
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Nonprofit that supports Atlanta Beltline names new chair, board members
The nonprofit that helps raise money for the Atlanta Beltline has named a new chair and five new members of its board of directors.
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Former top federal wildlife official warned Kemp about threat of Okefenokee mine
The AJC has learned a former top U.S. wildlife official wrote Gov. Brian Kemp to warn that a mine planned near the Okefenokee Swamp would threaten the fragile ecosystem.
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Judge OKs Georgia railroad’s use of eminent domain in controversial case
A judge ruled Sandersville Railroad can use eminent domain in one of Georgia’s poorest counties to build a spur to serve private businesses.
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Startup cancels $2.6B battery plant, ending one of Georgia’s largest projects
Freyr Battery officials informed the Coweta County Development Authority late last month that the company will not move forward with its planned battery factory.
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One of Atlanta’s largest companies just appointed a new CEO
NCR Voyix announced Wednesday it appointed James “Jim” Kelly as its next president and CEO, succeeding David Wilkinson.
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Another mall in Georgia is poised for a mixed-use redo. Take a look
Demolition, redevelopment or transformation has claimed several long-standing malls across metro Atlanta, and now another mall is slated for rebirth.
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Shaky ground or shakedown? Piedmont Park sinkhole dispute goes to trial
The sinkhole derailed a restaurant group's plans, prompting a lengthy legal battle with the Piedmont Park Conservancy, which owns the building near the popular Midtown park.
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Hydrogen-powered trucks are now in Georgia. A planned $33M station will fuel them
North Carolina-based HydroFleet said it will invest nearly $33 million to build a hydrogen production and fueling station in the Savannah suburb of Pooler.