How does GA Solar help Georgia's energy consumers?

GA Solar helps advocate for solar power in Georgia on behalf of energy consumers. By informing local and state leaders about policies that make solar benefits accessible, GA Solar supports investment and local economic growth, keeping Georgia’s economy strong.

What is GA Solar?

GA Solar is a group comprised of leading experts in solar manufacturing and installation, academia, finance, and the law. They are leading the effort in Georgia to promote the economic and environmental benefits of solar energy through education, advocacy, and industry support. Join their campaign to urge the Public Service Commission to Scrap the Solar Cap!

What is the Georgia Solar Energy Association?

The Georgia Solar Energy Association (GA Solar) is Georgia’s oldest and largest organization devoted exclusively to the benefits of solar energy for individuals, businesses, and communities statewide. It offers resources, information, and opportunities. Join GA Solar Today!

Why should you choose GA Solar for solar options?

GA Solar helps solar professionals stay abreast of the latest news, trends and standards, and offers networking and business outreach opportunities. By connecting home and business owners, GA Solar provides guides to help consumers evaluate solar options and find skilled solar professionals they can trust.

Will Georgia Power add more renewables to its energy portfolio?

Accordingly, Georgia Power is planning for more generation, with ongoing investment into existing power plants, including nuclear, and integration of more natural gas, while adding 4 GW of renewable resources, boosting the proposed portfolio to around 11 GW by 2035. That indicates new additions of 1.1 GW in renewables.

How much electrical load growth will Georgia have in 2023?

Over the next six years, the utility projects approximately 8.2 GW of electrical load growth, up more than 2.2 GW overall when compared to projections in its 2023 IRP Update, an update that was approved by the Georgia state body, the Public Service Commission or PSC, in April 2024.