Municipal Electric Authority of GA

Flint Energies, based in Reynolds, GA, is a non-profit cooperative serving 17 counties with over 93,000 meters and 7,170 miles of distribution lines. The company offers a range of services including residential rates, electric vehicle rates, renewable energy options, and various community programs. With a focus on empowering tomorrow, Flint Energies is dedicated to providing reliable electricity to its members while also giving back through the Flint Energies Foundation, which awarded over $1 million in grants in 2023. The company's commitment to sustainability is evident through initiatives like rural fiber projects, energy education programs, and support for renewable energy solutions. Generated from the website

Oglethorpe Power Corporation, located in Tucker, Ga., is a nonprofit power supply cooperative that serves 39 of Georgia's 42 Electric Membership Corporations. In turn, the EMCs provide retail electric service to millions of residents throughout the state. OPC's primary mission is to provide the power necessary to meet the needs of the 39 co-op member systems. The corporation makes use of a portfolio of power resources, including fossil, nuclear, coal and hydro facilities, as well as long-term and short-term contracts. In 1997, with the potential of electric deregulation in Georgia, OPC divided into three specialized companies, OPC, Georgia System Operations Corporation and Georgia Transmission Corporation. The organization operates primarily as a power generating company. GSOC and GTC are subsidiaries of OPC.