What about the centers themselves? If one comes next door to my house, are they noisy? Will I know it's there?

Yeah, those are great questions for people to research.

You know, at the end of the day, communities have to decide.

Their elected leaders have to decide how they want to manage growth, period.

They also have to decide how they want to manage data centers.

Once a community will allow planning and zoning for the project, and once the community issues a land disturbance and a building permit, Georgia Power, in our assigned territory, again, we don't serve all of Georgia, but we serve about half of Georgia, If those three things happen, the building permit, the zoning, and so forth, the land disturbance permit, Georgia Power at that point is obligated to serve that customer by law.

We can't discriminate against customers.

Is there an average Georgia Power response time when the lights go out or does it depend on environmental factors?