RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR GEORGIA'S EMCs
Green Power EMC secures renewable energy resources on behalf of 38 of Georgia’s Electric Membership Corporations (EMCs) and the more than four million residents they serve.
RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR GEORGIA'S EMCs
Green Power EMC secures renewable energy resources on behalf of 38 of Georgia’s Electric Membership Corporations (EMCs) and the more than four million residents they serve.
RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR GEORGIA'S EMCs
Green Power EMC secures renewable energy resources on behalf of 38 of Georgia’s Electric Membership Corporations (EMCs) and the more than four million residents they serve.
CLEAN, SAFE, SUSTAINABLE ENERGY
The first renewable energy provider in the state of Georgia, Green Power EMC obtains green power from renewable facilities all over the state, including solar, landfill gas, hydro, wood waste and wind.
EMC SOLAR PROJECTS
Green Power EMC, in partnership with your local EMC, has a growing solar portfolio that includes many community-scale solar farms across Georgia.
Recent News
Tuesday | April 25, 2023
Green Power EMC, Silicon Ranch, and Community Officials Dedicate 106-Megawatt Clay Solar Project in South Georgia
Green Power EMC and Silicon Ranch joined local officials, neighbors, and White Oak Pastures to “flip the switch” on the 106-megawatt (MWAC) Clay Solar...
Thursday | April 6, 2023
Georgia’s Electric Cooperatives Power Student Robotics Competition with Renewable Energy
Georgia’s electric cooperatives provided renewable energy to help power several FIRST Robotics Competition events, including the 2023 Peachtree Distri...
Wednesday | May 11, 2022
Green Power EMC and Silicon Ranch Host Dedication Ceremony for New 68-Megawatt Solar Project in Houston County
Georgia’s electric cooperatives demonstrate continued national leadership in solar energy with latest project
Thursday | January 13, 2022
Green Power EMC and Silicon Ranch Announce 252-Megawatt Solar Portfolio in Georgia
Partners collaborate to stimulate economic activity across the state and provide low-cost, renewable power to Georgia’s electric cooperatives