Oglethorpe Power Breaks Ground on $3.3 Billion Combined-Cycle Facility in Georgia
Oglethorpe Power has initiated construction on a new combined-cycle facility in Monroe County, set to generate power for 800,000 homes by 2029. This $3.3 billion investment is projected to significantly enhance local economic activity through job creation and increased tax revenue.

Oglethorpe Power has commenced construction on a $3.3 billion combined-cycle energy facility in Monroe County, expected to deliver electricity to 800,000 homes by July 2029. The project will bolster local employment, tax income, and long-term economic advantages.
Oglethorpe Power operates a generation fleet exceeding 9,300 megawatts, catering to 4.7 million Georgians. The facility's proximity to natural gas pipelines enhances its operational efficiency. This investment may positively influence public safety funding in the region, addressing costs associated with interstate infrastructure.



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