For 22 consecutive years, our team has earned a spot on Site Selection Magazine's list of top utilities in economic development. In 22 years, the ways we generate opportunity and power prosperity in our home state have grown and evolved. One thing that has remained constant is the commitment of our incredible team to seeing our fellow Georgians succeed. Each and every one of us dedicated to helping our state thrive. We are proud of the title "Top Utility in Economic Development" but even prouder of the team behind the title.
For almost a century, Georgia Power has been helping companies and communities navigate the journey from where they are to where they want to be. Our team of experts works alongside state and local partners to help with all aspects of business and community growth – from workforce development to business expansion, and so much more in between. Learn more about our approach and meet our team of experts.
From Site Selection's press release:
"Also featured in the September issue are Site Selection's Top U.S. Utilities in Economic Development (see list below), based on analysis of corporate end-user project activity in 2019 in those utilities’ territories (from Conway Projects Database and submitted materials). In addition to examining facility investment project totals and calculating those projects’ jobs and capital investment numbers on a cumulative and per-capita basis, Site Selection also looks at website tools and data; innovative programs and incentives for business (including energy efficiency and renewable energy programs); and the utility’s own job-creating infrastructure and facility investment trends. “The elite Top 20 we named this year earned the honor amid a field of around 3,300 electric utilities across the country, including around 900 cooperatives,” says Managing Editor Adam Bruns of the rankings Site Selection has published since 1999. “Like the power they generate, their robust economic development teams and programs are well distributed throughout the country.”
2020 Top Utilities in Economic Development (alphabetical order)
- Alabama Power
- Alliant Energy
- Ameren
- American Electric Power
- Arizona Public Service
- Consumers Energy
- Dominion Energy
- Duke Energy
- Entergy
- Evergy (formerly KCP&L)
- FirstEnergy
- Georgia Power
- Hoosier Energy
- LG&E/KU Energy LLC
- NextEra Energy
- Omaha Public Power District
- PECO- An Exelon Company
- Salt River Project
- South Carolina Power Team
- Tennessee Valley Authority
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