Georgia runs on reliable power.
In a world with rising power demand, electricity prices are increasing. But not here in Georgia.
Georgia’s regulators have kept electricity rates in check, mitigating the sharp spikes in electric rates many other states experienced from 2024 to 2025, in many cases caused by the explosion of data centers construction.
Georgia’s rates are 18% below national average (Georgia avg rate in 2025: 14.73 c/kWh; National average (all 50): 17.92 c/kWh)
GA's rates have gone up 10 percent less than the average increase nationally; Year over year rate of increase nationally from 24 to 25 was 5.1%; Georgia was only 4.6%
Georgia’s rates (14.73 c/kWh) are half the rate of some other states on the east coast (MA 30.48 c/kWh & CT 29.38 c/kWh specifically).