As part of its overall $50 million, multi-year investment in HBCUs, announced in January 2020, Southern Company is providing grants to select HBCUs to fund technology tools, infrastructure, professional development and tech support for the 2020-2021 academic year

Company honored for industry-leading initiatives in the research, development and deployment of emerging energy storage technologies

Fourth consecutive year company named one of the Best Places to Work for LGBTQ Equality

Initiative aims to provide scholarships, internships, entrepreneurship training, and leadership and career development to HBCU students at qualifying institutions, while also igniting giving from additional corporate partners to increase HBCU funding

Twenty-one employees across the system earn Electric Power Research Institute Technology Transfer Awards for applying research and development to build the future of energy

Company, parties reach pivotal agreement to settle Kemper, ensure no rate increase

The company filed its Performance Evaluation Plan (PEP) base-rate review and fuel cost adjustments.

Customers reconnected less than 24 hours after Hurricane Nate made landfall

Company, 1,000 crewmembers actively restoring power to impacted areas

Equipment sharing program expands to 28 utilities

Equipment sharing program expands to 28 utilities

State’s largest partner in renewable energy, Mississippi Power has nearly 160 MW of approved solar generation

Site Selection lists department on its “Top 10 Utility Economic Development Teams in the United States”

Filing fully complies with Public Service Commission directive

Company’s fourth solar plant increases renewable energy capacity to nearly 160 MW

52 MW generating plant begins commercial operation in Lamar County

Rate filing won't increase customers' bills

Company pays storm restoration bonds off ahead of schedule

Company completes restoration efforts and supports community recovery

Storm team of more than 600 working to safely return service to area impacted by tornado

Nearly 40 schools claim share of $15,000 for environmental education projects