Coal ash pond dewatering process to begin in late January 2019

Company in process of completely excavating 19 ash ponds nearest waterways and closing remaining 10 using advanced engineering methods and closure technologies

Competitive bidding process now open as part of continuing REDI program

Company offers tips and outage resources for customers

Timothy Pitts from Columbus State University named first recipient

Fourth and final reactor coolant pump also placed inside Unit 3 containment vessel

Online video series highlights important safety information and resources to help customers prepare for winter weather

Company matches every dollar of customer donations; more than $70 million contributed since 1985

Stock up on energy savings, deals continue after Cyber Monday for online shoppers

Panels provide structural safety component around containment vessel

Georgia Power offers simple tips to save around the house

October is Fire Prevention Month to raise awareness about fire prevention and home safety

Modules precede concrete placements inside Unit 4 containment vessel

Company partnering with Lyft to help give drivers the option to drive electric

Company concluding work in severely damaged areas in Southwest Georgia

Georgia Power in final stages of restoration effort

More than 5,700 personnel working around the clock

More than 5,700 personnel working around the clock

Power restored to 322,000 customers with more than 5,200 personnel working around the clock

Power already restored to 255,000 customers

116,000 customers currently without power throughout Georgia; Georgia Power has mobilized 4,800 personnel and crews are working around the clock towards restoration

Damage assessment marks first phase of restoration process; Hardest hit areas include Albany, Americus, Bainbridge, Macon, Valdosta and Vidalia; 175,000 without power

Extensive damage and extended power outages in Middle, South and West Georgia expected to continue due to high winds and fallen trees