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Georgia Power

Georgia Power

Utility

Georgia Power is a tracked utility in the Compute Institute project database holding 5 roles across 5 projects in 1 jurisdiction (US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)), a combined 288 MW of tracked capacity exposure. Every role below is backed by cited source documents.

Exposure

Tracked capacity
288 MW
Evidenced capital
Projects
5
Jurisdictions touched
US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)

Tracked MW by project status

Operating
168 MW
Construction
120 MW
Permitted
0 MW

Portfolio

Every tracked role this entity holds on a project. Each row derives from cited claims; sources are listed below.

Project
Role
Status
Capacity
Committed capital
Jurisdiction
Edged Atlanta ATL01 Campus (Tilford Yard)
Utility Provider
Operating
168 MW US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)
DataBank Lithia Springs Campus (ATL5/ATL6)
Utility Provider
Construction
120 MW US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)
CyrusOne Project Peach (Coweta County)
Utility Provider
Permitted
US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)
DC BLOX Atlanta East (Rockdale County)
Utility Provider
Construction
US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)
QTS Atlanta Metro DC1
Utility Provider
Operating
US — Georgia (Southern/Georgia Power)

Sources & citations

Canonical claims backing this entity record and its project roles, from cited source documents graded on the E1 (strongest) – E5 (weakest) evidence ladder.

  1. QTS (q.com) · backs: role

    https://q.com/data-centers/atlanta

  2. DC BLOX · backs: role

    https://www.dcblox.com/data-centers/rockdale-county-ga-hyperscale-data-center-campus/

  3. PRNewswire · Aug 22, 2024 · backs: role

    https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/edged-data-centers-celebrates-grand-opening-of-new-ultra-efficient-sustainable-data-center-in-atlanta-302228778.html

  4. DataBank · backs: role

    https://www.databank.com/data-centers/atlanta/lithia-springs/

  5. Newnan Times-Herald · backs: role

    https://www.times-herald.com/data_center/where-cowetas-five-proposed-data-centers-stand/