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Georgia Democrats are working to gain control of the Public Service Commission amid rising electricity bills and the expansion of data centers in the state. The PSC has faced scrutiny after multiple rate increases and concerns over the funding of new infrastructure. Additionally, the construction of a natural gas plant by Serverfarm has raised legal questions regarding permitting processes.
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Georgia Democrats are working to gain control of the Public Service Commission amid rising electricity bills and the expansion of data centers in the state. The PSC has faced scrutiny after multiple rate increases and concerns over the funding of new infrastructure. Additionally, the construction of a natural gas plant by Serverfarm has raised legal questions regarding permitting processes.
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