July 1, 2025 – (ATLANTA) Following more than seven hours of testimony during a public hearing last week, the Georgia Public Service Commission on Tuesday unanimously approved a three-year freeze for Georgia Power base rates.
In May, at the urging of the five Commissioners, the Georgia Public Service Commission Public Interest Advocacy Staff and Georgia Power came to an agreement stating that Georgia Power will not file an expected 2025 Rate Case. Instead, the company will freeze base rates at the current level for at least three years.
“I am so glad we are able to offer rate stability to Georgia Power customers,” said PSC Chairman Jason Shaw. “Customers have seen unprecedented inflation in the energy sector across the U.S. My fellow Commissioners and I urged staff and Georgia Power to come to some agreement where base rates would not increase. This is nothing but good news for Georgia Power ratepayers.”
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