A state utility regulator is calling on Georgia Power to start cutting down on fuel charges a month earlier than expected.
Georgia Public Service Commissioner Chuck Eaton says he wants to accelerate a planned price reduction from July to June to help customers save on their summer electric bills.
“We all know the rates are going to decrease. We know that because we’ve seen the projections. It’s not just that we’re able to do it a month earlier, it’s the fact that we’re doing it during the summer cooling season when bills are the highest.”
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