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Georgia electricity rates

Updated October 7, 2026

14.2¢per kWh, customer-weighted average13% lower than the U.S. average

$152average monthly bill

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Utilities in Georgia

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Utility	¢/kWh	Homes	Avg bill
Georgia Power Investor Owned · rebates	15.49	2,452,488	$153
Jackson Electric Member Cooperative	11.38	239,558	$138
Cobb Electric Membership Cooperative	11.41	200,601	$128
Sawnee Electric Membership Corporation Cooperative	11.54	181,600	$136
GreyStone Power Corporation Cooperative	12.22	139,028	$145
Walton Electric Member Cooperative	12.99	131,915	$161
Snapping Shoals El Member Cooperative	12.37	105,253	$159
North Georgia Elec Member Cooperative	12.18	90,182	$164
Flint Electric Membership Cooperative	13.57	83,739	$171
Coweta-Fayette El Member Cooperative	12.8	83,001	$158
Colquitt Electric Membership Cooperative	13.2	65,743	$153
Central Georgia El Member Cooperative	12.24	61,155	$157
Satilla Rural Elec Member Corporation Cooperative	13.99	54,115	$160
Carroll Electric Member Cooperative	13.38	53,299	$160
Amicalola Electric Member Cooperative	12.41	50,337	$154
City of Marietta Municipal	11.93	36,273	$99
Habersham Electric Membership Cooperative	14.02	35,011	$148
Jefferson Electric Member Cooperative	13.27	34,490	$146
Diverse Power Incorporated Cooperative	16.75	31,998	$207
Blue Ridge Mountain EMC Cooperative	14.02	30,599	$130
Hart Electric Member Cooperative	13.15	30,297	$150
Albany Utility Board Municipal	12.87	29,517	$125
Okefenoke Rural El Member Cooperative	14.24	27,736	$164
Canoochee Electric Member Cooperative	13.98	24,180	$158
Excelsior Electric Member Cooperative	13.61	23,422	$162
Mitchell Electric Member Cooperative	16.01	21,293	$187
Tri-County Elec Member Cooperative	14.83	21,154	$174
Coastal Electric Member Cooperative	13.94	20,559	$175
Southern Rivers Energy Cooperative	16.41	20,411	$207
Altamaha Electric Member Cooperative	16.04	19,628	$161
Grady Electric Membership Cooperative	14.84	19,283	$167
Planters Electric Member Cooperative	14.53	16,385	$165
Rayle Electric Membership Cooperative	14.42	16,369	$161
City of East Point Municipal	11.97	16,365	$99
Washington Elec Member Cooperative	14.68	15,200	$154
Sumter Electric Member Cooperative	14.14	15,049	$183
City of Thomasville Municipal	13.55	14,025	$156
Three Notch Elec Member Cooperative	16.94	13,695	$153
City of Griffin Municipal	15	13,594	$148
Dalton Utilities Municipal	10.07	13,482	$98
Tri-State Electric Member Cooperative	14.03	13,123	$143
City of Covington Municipal	14.57	12,459	$156
City of La Grange Municipal	12.57	12,347	$122
Oconee Electric Member Cooperative	15.71	10,743	$179
City of Lawrenceville Municipal	15.78	10,667	$135
City of Chattanooga Municipal	12.29	10,366	$145

Rate cases in Georgia

Georgia Power Approved
About +$-4/month on a typical bill. Georgia Power's February 2026 fuel cost recovery and storm cost recovery cases asked to lower fuel charges while adding roughly $269 million a year to recover $912 million of storm costs (about $770 million from Hurricane Helene). A staff settlement cut the storm revenue requirement to $109 million a year over 67 months; the PSC approved it May 28, 2026 and bills for a 1,000 kWh residential customer fell about $4.04 per month (about $50 a year, $285 million statewide) starting with June 2026 bills.
Georgia Power Approved
About +$0/month on a typical bill. Instead of a 2025 base rate case, Georgia Power and PSC staff filed a stipulation in May 2025 to freeze base rates through at least the end of 2028, extending the 2022 alternate rate plan; the PSC approved it unanimously on July 1, 2025. The freeze excludes fuel costs and storm costs (mostly Hurricane Helene), which were handled in separate 2026 filings.