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Georgia Power conducts drone inspections and announces grid modernization investments

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On October 13, 2026, Georgia Power conducted inspections in Cherokee County using drones to check transmission lines for wear and tear, rust, and overgrown vegetation. The inspection at the McGrau Ford Substation found no issues. Georgia Power also stated it is investing in grid modernization, including adding 1,000 miles of line and upgrading substations to meet growing energy needs.

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Georgia Power is investing in grid modernization to ensure reliable power supply for customers. These efforts, which include adding 1,000 miles of line and upgrading substations, address the state's growing energy demands.

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  • Georgia PowerElectric utility conducting inspections and investing in grid modernization
  • Cherokee CountyCounty where the drone inspections took place

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