After a year of multiple price increases, Georgia’s largest utility company says that they have made more money than they thought they would and has received permission from the Georgia Public Service Commission to return some of those profits back to their customers in 2025.  But don’t get too excited – the average savings for most Georgia Power customer is less than the current cost of a gallon of gasoline.

Georgia Power announced last week that the Georgia Public Service Commission unanimously approved a motion to pass along $122 million in savings back to the company’s customers.  The politicians on the public service commission are touting it as their commitment to Georgia’s residents, calling it “rate relief”.

Georgia Power estimates that the bill will save customers an estimated $2.25 per month.

Customers will begin seeing the savings on their bills beginning in January of next year.