Georgia Power

How many linemen does it take to build an adaptive bike? 🚲 Most days, our Dublin crews are building and maintaining the lines that power our communities. But for one special project each year, they put those same skills to work building something a little smaller... but just as impactful.

Over the years, adaptive bike donations have become a signature Citizens Legacy project for our Dublin team and a tradition we are proud to continue year after year. Through these donations, we help children with disabilities experience the joy, freedom, and independence of riding a bike while providing a safe way to play, explore, build confidence, and even continue physical therapy at home.

As Dublin Engineer Matthew Bowen shared, "Every child deserves the opportunity to experience the excitement of riding a bike. Our Adaptive Bike Donation Project helps make that possible by providing specialized bicycles to children who may otherwise be unable to ride, creating opportunities for recreation, exercise, and enjoyment."

We're honored to help create more first rides, bigger smiles, and memories that last a lifetime. ✨

It’s not always clear skies ⛈️ when our crews hit the field, but that’s what dedication looks like. 💪 When storms roll through, you’ll find our teams out there working hard when it is safe to do so. Whether it’s restoring power, assessing damage, or continuing the day-to-day work that keeps Georgia moving, our crews are here for you. ⚡

Not everyone in a hard hat is a lineman. 👷 You might see engineers, damage assessors, customer solutions teams, and many others working side by side in the field to help keep your power safe, reliable, and ready when you need it most.

What can energy savings look like for your business? Just ask Maximum Impact Love. See how Georgia Power’s Small Business Energy Savings program helped support their energy-efficiency goals and discover what SBES could do for your business.

New Core memories unlocked. 🎃🍬✨Our team had a blast volunteering at Boo at the Zoo, spreading smiles, treats, and Positive Energy to Atlanta's favorite family Halloween tradition. Thanks for letting us be part of another spook-tacular Boo at the Zoo! 👻 @ZooATL

While last week was Careers in Energy Week, we're always excited to highlight opportunities that help employees explore, grow and build meaningful careers in our industry.

Through a recent tour and networking event at Plant Scherer, members of our Technical Women in Georgia (TWIG) employee resource group had the opportunity to experience an in-depth tour of our generation operations and learn about the critical work that keeps energy reliable for Georgians.

"Through the Plant Scherer Tour + Networking event, TWIG members had the opportunity to explore generation operations firsthand, engage with plant leadership, and learn more about career opportunities in the industry. TWIG is committed to helping members learn, grow and build meaningful connections across the business." — Tamera Fillmore

Ready to power your future? ⚡️ Explore career opportunities in the energy industry at poweringcareers.com