CEO of Net Zero Energy Partners. Former President and CEO of Southern Telecom Inc (STI) subsidiary of Southern Company.
Atlanta, Georgia USA
Joined May 2008
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Great Friday surprise - my daughter singing and dancing Daddy Rules and @GeorgiaPower Rules!! in the driveway when I came home. #georgiapower #daddyrules #bestdaughterever
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From The Forum: Opinion: Georgia continues to gain ground on California @timechols @GeorgiaPSC #gapol jamesmagazinega.com/2025/02/…
This is a much better alternative than burning waste treetops, limbs, bark and stumps in the field of much is the logging industry standard practice. Diversity of energy sources like biomass plants improve the resilience of energy in Georgia. More in replies
Catch my op-ed in today's @ajc. Biomass will help keep Georgia’s power supply stable and clean. ajc.com/opinion/opinion-biom…
Leaving the pile of tree waste in the field has a compound negative impact of reducing the land available for replanting of the tree crop (trees naturally capture airborne carbon dioxide) still releasing its climate impacting gases w/o the biomass plant scrubbers and remediation
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However big you think this Microsoft nuclear deal is, I am telling you, it's bigger.
One of the biggest power deals ever.
~$800 million/yr for 20 years
$16 BILLION for one nuclear reactor
From a 40-year-old reactor, just to get to age 60.
We now have a market for newbuild.
BREAKING: BLOCKBUSTER MICROSOFT DATACENTER DEAL RESURRECTING THREE MILE ISLAND NUCLEAR PLANT
Microsoft and nuclear plant owner Constellation have agreed to a massive, unprecedented deal to restart the closed Three Mile Island by 2028 to power its datacenters, per the New York Times.
The deal? Microsoft purchasing as much power as possible from its 880 MW reactor over 20 years for prices rumored to be above $100 per MWh.
Most famous for its 1979 meltdown, TMI closed in 2019 because of cheap fossil fuels and tech companies refusing at the time to consider buying its electricity to meet clean energy goals.
ALT Three Mile Island Plans to Reopen as Demand for Nuclear Power Grows https://www.nytimes.com/2024/09/20/climate/three-mile-island-reopening.html
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Three Mile Island is coming back. constellationenergy.com/news…
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Three Mile Island, the site of the worst US nuclear disaster, is reopening and will exclusively sell its power to Microsoft
cnn.it/4e6W76c
The article nails it - Georgia’s energy policy creates a business environment where growth from new factories and data centers help spread the cost of the grid across more customers. This makes energy more affordable, creating new jobs and tax revenues for our communities.
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Energy: Fantasy vs. Reality. See my op-ed here: gwinnettforum.com/2023/09/fo…
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What does “4-for-40” really mean in terms of dollars?
A deep dive into the numbers reveals the following:
An NFL player from Alabama, Georgia, or Ohio State will earn about 1/2 of what the same NFL player will earn with a degree from Notre Dame.
@NDFootball @AlwaysIrishINC
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What a great day! Thank you to our employees, our co-owners, labor partners and contractors who worked tirelessly to make this day possible. Today signifies how we are fulfilling our commitment to leading the way towards a net zero future.
Today is a historical day! We’ve declared that Plant Vogtle Unit 3 has entered commercial operation and is now serving customers and the State of Georgia. The new unit represents a long-term investment in the state’s clean energy future and will provide reliable, emissions-free energy to customers for decades to come.
Vogtle Unit 3 coming online represents a new, clean, reliable source for the next 60-80 years of Georgia’s energy future! Commercial Operation is a major accomplishment, and a true milestone in the energy industry’s movement towards net zero emissions!
Today is a historical day! We’ve declared that Plant Vogtle Unit 3 has entered commercial operation and is now serving customers and the State of Georgia. The new unit represents a long-term investment in the state’s clean energy future and will provide reliable, emissions-free energy to customers for decades to come.
This is a truly incredible advance in materials science! Very exciting implications of this discovery!
Today might have seen the biggest physics discovery of my lifetime. I don't think people fully grasp the implications of an ambient temperature / pressure superconductor. Here's how it could totally change our lives.
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7 important life lessons to teach your son:
1. Life isn't fair
2. Regret will kill you
3. Respect is earned
4. Life is hard, deal with it
5. No one is coming to save you
6. A firm handshake is the best intro
7. Pain is inevitable, but suffering is optional
What else?
Gov. Kemp and Commissioner @timechols are examples of great leaders that understand how to build business friendly policies that attract jobs. The e-mobility industry and its supply chain are moving to Georgia because of that common sense balance. Please listen to below!
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Our reliance on China for critical minerals creates serious vulnerabilities for our national security. Proud our legislation aimed at strengthening our supply chains and bolstering production of critical minerals here at home passed out of committee.romney.senate.gov/romney-pet…
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Southern Linc was one of the sponsors of this year’s Electric Cities of Georgia (@ECGservices) Engineering & Operations Conference held in Savannah! Pictured L to R are Mark Magliaro of MCM Communication Consultants and our Data Marketing Exec Ken Moebs.
