Overview
- Georgia Power submitted Fuel Cost Recovery (Docket 56765) and Storm Cost Recovery (Docket 44280) cases to the Georgia Public Service Commission.
- The storm proposal seeks to recover a $912 million under‑recovered reserve over four years, with nearly $800 million attributed to Hurricane Helene.
- The company says fuel charges will decrease beginning in June due to lower costs and hedging, and notes fuel is a pass‑through cost.
- Expected fuel savings would more than offset storm-recovery charges, resulting in about a 1% average bill decrease if approved.
- A typical residential customer using 1,000 kWh per month would save about $1.32 monthly, subject to PSC review in the coming months.