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Georgia Power Outages: Live Map & Grid Status

Georgia utilities do not yet share live outage data with DOE's ODIN feed, so live counts here are limited. Check your electric company's outage map (listed below) for real-time status.

Customers without power
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5,684,706 customers statewide
Counties affected
0
of 159 counties
Weather alerts
0
Outage-relevant NWS alerts
Power uptime (2025)
99.949%
4 hr 29 min without power per customer

Georgia outage map by county

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No Georgia utility currently shares live data with DOE ODIN. Shaded counties show only what participating utilities report. See the utility list below for direct outage map links.

Georgia counties with power outages

Counties with customers out right now

No county-level outages are being reported right now.

Weather alerts

Wind, storm, ice, heat and fire-weather alerts from NWS

No active outage-relevant weather alerts from the National Weather Service.

Outage trend: last 7 days

Customers without power, recorded every ~30 minutes (participating utilities)

0611Nov 3, 2:24 AMNov 3, 3:47 AM

Biggest Georgia power outages since 2014

Statewide outage events recorded by DOE's EAGLE-I system since late 2014, with likely causes from NOAA storm reports

The largest power outage in Georgia since 2014 (Sep 11–16, 2017) left as many as 1,299,830 customers (25.3% of the state) without power at once, driven by Hurricane Irma. The next largest (Sep 27 – Oct 11, 2024) peaked at 1,100,015 customers (Hurricane Helene).

By EAGLE-I's count, Georgia customers averaged about 7 hr 12 min without power per year from 2018 to 2025. The worst year was 2024, at 25 hr 46 min per customer.

Outages peak in October (28% of outage time). Outage time in Georgia has risen recently: about 10 hr 10 min per customer per year in 2022–2025, versus 4 hr 13 min in 2018–2021.

#WhenPeak out at onceLikely cause (NOAA)
1Sep 11–16, 20171,299,830(25.3%)Hurricane Irma
2Sep 27 – Oct 11, 20241,100,015(21.41%)Hurricane Helene
3Oct 29 – Nov 1, 2020953,403(18.56%)Hurricane Zeta
4Oct 10–15, 2018306,540(5.97%)Hurricane Michael
5Jun 25–26, 2023299,403(5.83%)Severe thunderstorms
6Aug 28 – Sep 2, 2023296,211(5.76%)Hurricane Idalia
7Oct 7–12, 2016285,300(5.55%)Hurricane Matthew
8Jul 20–22, 2023280,571(5.46%)Severe thunderstorms

Hours without power per customer, by year (EAGLE-I)

Georgia
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When outages happen

Share of all customer outage time that fell in each month, 2018–2025.
Counties with the least outage time

Source: DOE/ORNL EAGLE-I recorded electricity outages, 2014–2025 (CC BY 4.0), with likely causes from the NOAA NCEI Storm Events Database. EAGLE-I coverage was partial before 2018, so averages use 2018–2025. Peak counts are the highest number of customers out at one time.

Georgia electric utilities

Largest electric companies in Georgia, from EIA-861 (2025)

Electric utilities serving Georgia
UtilityCustomers (GA)Live data
Georgia Power2,833,530Not reporting
Jackson EMC275,057Not reporting
Cobb EMC226,844Not reporting
Sawnee EMC203,530Not reporting
GreyStone Power156,150Not reporting
Walton EMC144,918Not reporting
Snapping Shoals EMC110,819Not reporting
North Georgia EMC107,195Not reporting
Flint Electric Membership Corp98,540Not reporting
Coweta-Fayette El Member Corp91,523Not reporting
Colquitt Electric Membership Corp73,484Not reporting
Central Georgia El Member Corp68,716Not reporting
Satilla Rural Elec Member Corporation59,539Not reporting
Amicalola Electric Member Corp57,535Not reporting
Carroll Electric Member Corp - (GA)56,947Not reporting

“Avg. outage time / yr” is each utility's reported SAIDI for 2025, including major events. “Live data” shows whether the utility shares outages with DOE ODIN.

Georgia grid reliability & uptime

Official reliability metrics from the U.S. Energy Information Administration

In 2025, the average Georgia customer went 4 hr 29 min without power, compared with 4 hr 29 min for the U.S. as a whole. That ranks Georgia 24th of 51 for total outage time, where 1st has the most.

Leaving out major events such as hurricanes and ice storms, the figure falls to 2 hr 26 min. Customers averaged 1.84 interruptions, each lasting about 2 hr 26 min. Over the last five years Georgia averaged 7 hr 15 min of outages per customer per year (rank 18th).

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Georgia: outage minutes per customer (SAIDI)U.S. average
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YearGA SAIDI (min)U.S. SAIDI (min)
2015248.2209
2016424268.4
20171030.8505.9
2018230.7349.2
2019149.8295.5
2020521.7456.1
2021140.5475.8
2022212.4333
2023342.7366.6
20241208.1662.6
2025268.9269.2

Source: EIA Electric Power Annual, Table 11.4 (IEEE method, all events including major event days).

Georgia power outage news

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Outage status, alerts and utilities for all 159 Georgia counties

Georgia power outage FAQ

Is there a power outage in Georgia right now?

No outages are currently reported by participating utilities in Georgia. Live coverage depends on which utilities share data with DOE ODIN, so if your power is out, report it to your electric company.

How reliable is the power grid in Georgia?

In 2025, the average Georgia electricity customer was without power for 4 hr 29 min in total (SAIDI, including major events), versus 4 hr 29 min nationally, according to EIA. That ranks Georgia 24th of 51 for outage time (1st = most). Power was on 99.949% of the year.

How long do power outages last in Georgia?

When an outage happened in 2025, Georgia customers waited an average of 2 hr 26 min for power to be restored (CAIDI), and the average customer had 1.84 sustained interruptions during the year (SAIFI), per EIA-861 data.

Who do I call to report a power outage in Georgia?

Report outages directly to your electric utility. Georgia Power Co, Jackson Electric Member Corp - (GA), Cobb Electric Membership Corp and others serve the most customers in Georgia. Call 911 if you see a downed power line or are in danger.

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