Approximately 500 employees from around the state headed to the Mississippi coast Workforce includes line crews, engineers and support personnel

Company helps income-qualifying customers make payments, manage energy use this summer and year-round

Georgia is already the sixth largest market in nation for EV fast charging

Dan Tucker to succeed Evans as CFO of Southern Company; Evans to join Board of Directors

Evans to Serve in Advisory Role

Company crews roll out to Connecticut ahead of storm's landfall

Company offers flexible and customizable rate plans to help minimize the impact of hot weather and increased energy on power bills

Approximately 8,000 customers currently impacted statewide, majority due to fallen trees, limbs and debris

Storm is expected to bring rain, gusty winds into Georgia on Tuesday

Simple energy efficiency tips for renters and homeowners can cut energy use 10% or more over the summer season

Efforts highlight importance of contacting 811 before you dig

First large-scale center tests emerging technologies for environmental and economic benefits

Company's energy assistance programs help income-qualifying customers make payments, reduce energy use

Unit 3 successfully completes Hot Functional Testing as it progresses towards completion

Majority of outages in metro Atlanta counties due to fallen trees and downed power lines

New "do-at-home" experiments offer students learning-fun this summer and beyond

Company also offers efficiency tips, tools and resources to maintain comfort while managing energy use

State ranked 7 on SEIA Top 10 list for solar installations in 2020

Majority of outages in coastal Georgia due to fallen trees and downed power lines

Company has moved crews into southern, coastal parts of the state

Company reminds customers to focus on safety as storm is expected to pass through the southern and coastal areas of the state beginning Wednesday

Company maintains and operates 100,000 acres of land, 60,000 surface acres of water and 15 lake properties

Effort supporting new law and reforms is part of five-year, $75-million commitment