Georgia Power bills will go up again in June

The tall building of the Georgia Power headquarters
The Georgia Power headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia. (Wikimedia Commons)

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Georgia Power customers will see their bills jump again next month, after the Public Service Commission approved another bill increase Tuesday.

The charge, called fuel cost recovery, is to cover last year’s increased natural gas prices. It will add $15.90 to the typical residential customer’s bill beginning in June.