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Jackson EMC
NE Georgia — Jefferson, Banks, Barrow, Clarke, Franklin, Gwinnett, Hall, Jackson, Lumpkin, Madison counties · ~240,000 customers · largest EMC in Georgia / one of the largest in the US
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Largest co-op in GA. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value — every kWh kept in-house avoids a 7-10¢/kWh spread.
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Cobb EMC
NW Metro Atlanta — Cobb, Bartow, Cherokee, Fulton, Paulding counties · ~210,000 customers · Green Power program available
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). NW Metro Atlanta suburban co-op. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value. Green Power program available but does not affect battery economics.
Lead with: Self-consumption captures the export/import spread in NW Metro Atlanta
Sawnee EMC
N Metro Atlanta — Forsyth, Cherokee, Dawson, Hall, Lumpkin counties · ~190,000 customers · community solar option available
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). N Metro Atlanta co-op with community solar program. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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GreyStone Power
W Metro Atlanta — Douglas, Fulton, Paulding, Carroll, Cobb, Coweta counties · ~140,000 customers
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). W Metro Atlanta co-op. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Walton EMC
E Metro Atlanta — Walton, Barrow, Clarke, DeKalb, Gwinnett, Morgan, Newton, Oconee, Rockdale counties · ~135,000 customers · published interconnection policy
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). E Metro Atlanta co-op with published interconnection process. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Snapping Shoals EMC
SE Metro Atlanta — Henry, Butts, DeKalb, Jasper, Monroe, Newton, Rockdale counties · ~100,000 customers
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). SE Metro Atlanta co-op. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Coweta-Fayette EMC
S Metro Atlanta — Coweta, Fayette, Heard, Meriwether, Spalding, Troup counties · ~80,000 customers
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). S Metro Atlanta co-op. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Central Georgia EMC
Central GA / Macon area — Bibb, Crawford, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Peach counties · ~50,000 customers
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Central GA / Macon area co-op. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Carroll EMC
W GA / Alabama border — Carroll, Haralson, Heard, Polk counties + portions of Cleburne County AL · ~50,000 customers
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Western GA co-op near Alabama border. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Habersham EMC
NE GA mountains — Habersham, Banks, Hall, Rabun, Stephens, White, Towns counties · ~50,000 customers
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). NE GA mountain region co-op. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value. Ice storms more material than hurricanes in this territory.
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Marietta Power
City of Marietta, Cobb County · ~35,000 customers · MEAG Power member
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Marietta city-owned utility (MEAG member). MEAG Power Vogtle pass-through drives rate trajectory. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
Lead with: Self-consumption captures the export/import spread — MEAG Vogtle pass-through drives rate hedge
Dalton Utilities
City of Dalton + portions of Whitfield County · ~25,000 customers · NW Georgia
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Dalton city-owned utility in NW GA. Historically more solar-friendly than typical GA muni (verify specific programs). Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value. Ice storms more material than hurricanes in NW GA.
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LaGrange Utilities
City of LaGrange, Troup County · ~15,000 customers · MEAG Power member
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). LaGrange city-owned utility (MEAG member). MEAG Power Vogtle pass-through drives rate trajectory. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Newnan Utilities
City of Newnan, Coweta County · ~12,000 customers · MEAG Power member
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Newnan city-owned utility (MEAG member). MEAG Power Vogtle pass-through drives rate trajectory. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Cartersville Electric
City of Cartersville, Bartow County · ~10,000 customers · MEAG Power member
Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Cartersville city-owned utility (MEAG member). MEAG Power Vogtle pass-through drives rate trajectory. Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value.
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Other GA EMC
Georgia EMC not individually listed — generic GA-typical estimate
Generic estimate for an unlisted GA EMC. Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value. Verify this EMC's specific rates before quoting.
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Other GA Muni
Georgia municipal utility not individually listed — generic GA-typical estimate
Generic estimate for an unlisted GA muni. Avoided-cost export (~3-5¢/kWh vs ~12-13¢ retail). Self-consumption capture is the primary battery value. Verify this city utility's specific rates and MEAG membership before quoting.
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