Georgia's nuclear expansion hailed as Trump, Kemp promote power stability

Georgia and the White House announced a Ratepayer Protection Pledge requiring large companies to fund their own energy infrastructure for data centres, preventing costs from shifting to households. Georgia Power is expanding nuclear capacity by over 50% with two new reactors coming online, positioning the state as a model for managing AI-driven electricity demand without raising consumer bills.

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