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Georgia Power steadfast as decision nears in $2.9B rate case - The Atlanta Voice

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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia Power Co.’s message to regulators Tuesday was clear: Despite attacks that its proposed 12% rate hike is padded with profit, unneeded spending and consumer harm, the utility still wants $2.9 billion more over the next three years. Georgia Power Chief Financial Officer Aaron Abramowitz testified Tuesday before the Public Service Commission […]

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