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Planned natural gas power plants in Georgia

Developers have proposed 9 natural gas power plants in Georgia with 2.5 GW of capacity, in the grid operators' interconnection queues.

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Updated monthly. Last updated November 2026.

The largest planned natural gas power plants in Georgia

Planned, by capacity

#Natural gas power plantExpected onlineCapacity
1Yates2027483 MW
2Yates2027483 MW
3Yates2027483 MW
4Smarr Combined Cycle Energy Facility2029459 MW
5Smarr Combined Cycle Energy Facility2029345 MW
6Talbot County Energy2029262 MW
7Solar BESS Hybrid20272 MW
8Solar BESS Hybrid20272 MW
9Solar BESS Hybrid20272 MW

Planned natural gas power plants expected online soonest in Georgia

In the next 18 months, soonest first

#Natural gas power plantExpected onlineCapacity
1Yates2027483 MW
2Solar BESS Hybrid20272 MW
3Solar BESS Hybrid20272 MW
4Solar BESS Hybrid20272 MW
5Yates2027483 MW
6Yates2027483 MW
The developer behind each project is on paid plans. See plans

How Cleanview tracks natural gas power plants

Operating natural gas power plants come from the EIA's monthly survey of power plants. Planned projects come from the grid operators' interconnection queues. We research who is developing each one, since a queue lists a project company, not its owner.

Questions about natural gas power plants in Georgia

How many natural gas power plants are planned in Georgia?
Developers have proposed 9 natural gas power plants in Georgia with 2.5 GW of capacity, according to the grid operators' interconnection queues. Most queue projects are never built.
What is the largest planned natural gas power plant in Georgia?
Yates in Coweta County, Georgia is the largest planned, at 483 MW. It is expected to come online in 2027.
Who is developing natural gas power plants in Georgia?
Interconnection queues list each project under a project company, not the developer behind it. Cleanview researches the developer of every project and has them on paid plans.

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