Georgia PSC chairman defends data center power expansion amid criticism
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — Georgia Public Service Commission Chairman Jason Shaw is defending a December decision to award Georgia Power nearly 10,000 megawatts of power largely designated for data centers — enough energy to power roughly nine million homes.He called data center development
How FrameTec plans to cut build-cycle times and reduce waste
Dozens of innovative companies have sprung up over the past 15 years, each vowing to revolutionize home building. Many haven’t, don’t, and won’t make it through the “early-stage” gauntlet of A, B, and C series capital raises, where they can pay off their debt, cover their bills and sustainably gene
Georgia high school cellphone ban bill nears final passage
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) — A bill that would restrict Georgia high school students’ cellphone use during the school day cleared another hurdle Tuesday at the State Capitol. Supporters argued the move would cut distractions and ease anxiety, while opponents warned it could spark conflict for
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