Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC); create a study committee; urge

Summary

The resolution establishes a 14‑member committee—including state senators, one House member, representatives from Georgia Power, electrical industry groups, the Public Service Commission, and municipal electric authorities—to study advanced nuclear reactor technology and related energy issues. The committee will hold meetings, receive specified allowances, and must file a report with any findings or legislative suggestions before it is dissolved on Dec. 1, 2026. Its goal is to explore how such reactors could meet Georgia’s growing power needs and boost the state’s economy.

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