Georgia’s largest electric utility wants to lower what it charges its customers for fuel, which would in turn reduce customers’ bills.
It’s a different direction, after several Georgia Power bill increases in recent years.
But critics worry the new rate could see ordinary customers footing the bill for serving new, large users like data centers.
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