The competition to provide solar energy in the state is heating up. A company called Georgia Solar Utilities last week filed a proposal with the Public Service Commission to start an independent solar utility. Georgia Power plans to submit its own solar proposal this week. Georgia Solar Utilities proposes to generate up to five percent of the state’s power from the sun.
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