| State Rank | City | (Past Year)">Net Generation (Past Year) | Power Plants |
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| #1 | Waynesboro, GA | 37.3 TWh | 7 |
| #2 | Smyrna, GA | 18.6 TWh | 2 |
| #3 | Franklin, GA | 14.9 TWh | 5 |
| #4 | Baxley, GA | 14.0 TWh | 2 |
| #5 | Cartersville, GA | 13.1 TWh | 3 |
| #6 | Piney Grove, GA | 12.2 TWh | 2 |
| #7 | Rincon, GA | 11.4 TWh | 6 |
| #8 | Dalton, GA | 8.0 TWh | 2 |
| #9 | Juliette, GA | 7.5 TWh | 1 |
| #10 | Newnan, GA | 1.2 TWh | 1 |
| #11 | Lumpkin, GA | 940.6 GWh | 2 |
| #12 | Camilla, GA | 881.4 GWh | 5 |
| #13 | Butler, GA | 770.3 GWh | 6 |
| #14 | Bainbridge, GA | 712.4 GWh | 5 |
| #15 | Savannah, GA | 681.3 GWh | 5 |
| #16 | Denton, GA | 662.4 GWh | 3 |
| #17 | Quitman, GA | 658.8 GWh | 2 |
| #18 | Wadley, GA | 621.5 GWh | 2 |
| #19 | Fort Gaines, GA | 569.5 GWh | 2 |
| #20 | Vidalia, GA | 559.8 GWh | 1 |
| #21 | Albany, GA | 521.0 GWh | 9 |
| #22 | Monroe, GA | 519.7 GWh | 7 |
| #23 | Port Wentworth, GA | 503.8 GWh | 4 |
| #24 | Sandersville, GA | 488.7 GWh | 5 |
| #25 | Climax, GA | 475.2 GWh | 1 |
| #26 | Jesup, GA | 469.7 GWh | 2 |
| #27 | Cedar Springs, GA | 468.1 GWh | 1 |
| #28 | De Soto, GA | 441.4 GWh | 2 |
| #29 | Hartwell, GA | 441.0 GWh | 2 |
| #30 | Oglethorpe, GA | 440.4 GWh | 1 |
| #31 | Valdosta, GA | 433.4 GWh | 10 |
| #32 | Cedartown, GA | 431.6 GWh | 5 |
| #33 | Barnesville, GA | 425.4 GWh | 1 |
| #34 | Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance), GA | 421.5 GWh | 3 |
| #35 | Box Springs, GA | 412.3 GWh | 1 |
| #36 | Carnesville, GA | 410.5 GWh | 1 |
| #37 | Colbert, GA | 409.8 GWh | 1 |
| #38 | Blakely, GA | 388.8 GWh | 2 |
| #39 | Macon-Bibb County, GA | 387.0 GWh | 4 |
| #40 | Robins AFB, GA | 385.0 GWh | 2 |
| #41 | Perry, GA | 331.8 GWh | 3 |
| #42 | Antioch, GA | 324.1 GWh | 1 |
| #43 | Brunswick, GA | 305.4 GWh | 4 |
| #44 | Tallulah Falls, GA | 249.2 GWh | 4 |
| #45 | Thomaston, GA | 248.3 GWh | 3 |
| #46 | Elberton, GA | 232.3 GWh | 2 |
| #47 | Nicholson, GA | 229.4 GWh | 1 |
| #48 | Arlington, GA | 229.4 GWh | 2 |
| #49 | Columbus, GA | 221.7 GWh | 5 |
| #50 | Carlton, GA | 210.2 GWh | 1 |
| #51 | Buford, GA | 198.4 GWh | 2 |
| #52 | Centerville, GA | 197.7 GWh | 1 |
| #53 | Nicholls, GA | 190.6 GWh | 1 |
| #54 | Ailey, GA | 183.1 GWh | 1 |
| #55 | Hephzibah, GA | 172.9 GWh | 3 |
| #56 | Andersonville, GA | 171.3 GWh | 2 |
| #57 | Warwick, GA | 169.4 GWh | 3 |
| #58 | Dawson, GA | 168.4 GWh | 3 |
| #59 | West Point, GA | 159.0 GWh | 1 |
| #60 | Warrenton, GA | 158.7 GWh | 1 |
| #61 | Warthen, GA | 154.3 GWh | 1 |
| #62 | Forsyth, GA | 149.1 GWh | 2 |
| #63 | Hazlehurst, GA | 143.6 GWh | 3 |
| #64 | Dublin, GA | 128.5 GWh | 2 |
| #65 | Baconton, GA | 106.8 GWh | 3 |
| #66 | Milledgeville, GA | 105.0 GWh | 3 |
| #67 | Metter, GA | 92.5 GWh | 1 |
| #68 | Riceboro, GA | 90.1 GWh | 1 |
| #69 | Arnoldsville, GA | 83.0 GWh | 1 |
| #70 | Martinez, GA | 70.8 GWh | 1 |
| #71 | Jackson, GA | 68.0 GWh | 1 |
| #72 | Social Circle, GA | 50.2 GWh | 1 |
| #73 | Jeffersonville, GA | 48.8 GWh | 2 |
| #74 | Atlanta, GA | 47.7 GWh | 13 |
| #75 | Fort Stewart, GA | 47.5 GWh | 1 |
| #76 | Moultrie, GA | 45.9 GWh | 3 |
| #77 | Griffin, GA | 42.6 GWh | 1 |
| #78 | Millen, GA | 41.6 GWh | 1 |
| #79 | Winder, GA | 37.8 GWh | 2 |
| #80 | Kings Bay Base, GA | 37.7 GWh | 2 |
| #81 | Toccoa, GA | 35.4 GWh | 1 |
| #82 | Dunwoody, GA | 34.6 GWh | 1 |
| #83 | Pitts, GA | 26.9 GWh | 1 |
| #84 | Statesboro, GA | 26.5 GWh | 4 |
| #85 | Pelham, GA | 26.1 GWh | 1 |
| #86 | Blairsville, GA | 24.0 GWh | 1 |
| #87 | Blue Ridge, GA | 23.6 GWh | 1 |
| #88 | Fort Valley, GA | 20.7 GWh | 2 |
| #89 | Clayton, GA | 18.5 GWh | 1 |
| #90 | Tifton, GA | 18.4 GWh | 3 |
| #91 | Tazewell, GA | 18.2 GWh | 1 |
| #92 | Davisboro, GA | 12.2 GWh | 1 |
| #93 | Gordon, GA | 10.9 GWh | 2 |
| #94 | Waycross, GA | 10.8 GWh | 2 |
| #95 | Fairmount, GA | 10.2 GWh | 2 |
| #96 | Reidsville, GA | 10.0 GWh | 2 |
| #97 | Cochran, GA | 9.2 GWh | 2 |
| #98 | Pine Mountain, GA | 7.6 GWh | 2 |
| #99 | Union Point, GA | 6.7 GWh | 1 |
| #100 | Hawkinsville, GA | 6.5 GWh | 1 |
Net Generation data is based on the last 12 months since Dec 2025
