The Southern Israelite. (Augusta, Ga.) 1925-1986, June 15, 1931, Image 19
the same DEPENDABLE SERVICE
the same UNIFORM LOW RATES
for every city and town on our lines
This Company’s Industrial Power Rates
Now I8.3%
Below the National Average
Twenty-six hydro-electric
plants on the rivers of Geor
gia and eighteen fuel plants
throughout the state are
banded together in one close-
knit system to insure the de
pendability of your electric
service.
Should one plant falter for
an instant, another takes up
its work. Many generating
stations, of different kinds, in
various localities, have been
provided in order to give the greatest possible
assurance of dependable, steadily-flowing power
to you.
Backing up these 44 plants are eight others in
reserve, as well as the great systems of adjoining
states, with which our lines are interconnected
for your further protection. When the demand
arises, at a moment’s notice, power can be
brought from distant stations to help do Geor
gia’s jobs.
This practically limitless supply of electric
energy is at your constant command—at the
instantaneous call of every customer on our
lines.
The average cost per kil
owatt hour
of industrial power unde
r the new
rates of this Company is 1
.261 cents.
The national average is 1
.51 1 cents
per kilowatt hour.
This Company's indust
rial power
rates are 18.3 per cent he
low the na-
tional average!
Residential electric rates of the
Georgia Power Company
have been
reduced outre than 20 per cent in
the past two years.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
The rates you pay for this
energy are the same rates paid
by the other 400 communities
we serve, in every classifica
tion—industrial, commercial
and residential. Our industrial
rates are now uniform in the
greatest cities and the smallest
towns. And the rates are uni
form to all customers taking
the same class of service.
Any city or town on our lines can compete
for industrial development—dollar for dollar,
horsepower for horsepower—with any other
city or town in the vital factor of cheap, de
pendable, abundant electric power.
Georgia
POWER
COMPANY
Every city and town we serve has this de
pendable service on tap—in amounts tiny or
tremendous—the split second it is needed.
CITIZEN
W H E R
EVER
W E
SERVE