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Georgia Power EV Charging Rates & Electricity Plans

Overnight Advantage is a residential TOU plan with a very low overnight energy period and a summer weekday on-peak period.

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Lowest encoded period2.1859¢/kWhOvernight Advantage
Highest encoded period29.7868¢/kWhverified marginal energy period
State benchmark16.27¢/kWhEIA · 2026-07
Service areaGeorgia Power residential electric territory
Featured planOvernight Advantage
Pricing modelTime-of-use
Last verified2026-09-28
Calculator-ready: verified numerical rate components are encoded for supported calculations. Effective from 2026 current page. Unknown bill components remain excluded rather than treated as $0.
Whole-bill integration: no utility plan on this page is currently safe for a monthly bill estimate with the modeled inputs. TOU/EV-specific plans stay out of the bill calculator until usage-by-time allocation is available.

Overnight Advantage

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SeasonPeriodHoursEnergy price
All yearSuper off-peak11 p.m.–7 a.m.2.1859¢/kWh
All yearOff-peakAll hours outside super off-peak and summer on-peak10.1676¢/kWh
SummerOn-peakWeekdays 2–7 p.m.29.7868¢/kWh
Calculator boundary. The calculator applies the plan’s published marginal energy period. Georgia Power notes additional tariffs/charges can apply, so this is not a complete bill reproduction.

Rate version & freshness

Version IDcr.georgia-power.overnight-advantage.undated.v1
Effective from2026 current page
Effective toOpen / no verified end date
Last verified2026-09-28
FreshActive

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Official source trail

Georgia Power official Overnight Advantage page

CalcuRiver review date: Sep 28, 2026.

EV charging cost examples on Georgia Power

Vehicle-specific pages below apply Overnight Advantage to each EV’s verified charging-efficiency profile and compare it with the Georgia statewide average.

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How Georgia Power differs from the Georgia average

Pricing structureTime-of-use / multi-period
Lowest encoded period2.1859¢/kWh-86.6% vs state avg
Highest encoded period29.7868¢/kWh
State benchmark16.27¢/kWhEIA · 2026-07
Effective from2026 current page
Last verified2026-09-28
Calculator statusCalculator-ready
Featured planOvernight Advantage

Eligibility / billing boundary: The calculator applies the plan’s published marginal energy period. Georgia Power notes additional tariffs/charges can apply, so this is not a complete bill reproduction.

The state average is a benchmark, not a substitute for this tariff. A low or high encoded period is a marginal energy price and should not be interpreted as a complete monthly bill unless the page explicitly says whole-bill modeling is supported.

Official source: Georgia Power official Overnight Advantage page.

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Current statusMarginal / period only
State benchmark16.27¢/kWh
Usage intentUse one calculator, not separate 500/1000/1500/2000 kWh URLs

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