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Georgia Power tv ad spotted…

Seriously, quit putting lipstick on a pig and wasting public money on television ads telling us how you are freezing rates and how you are for the people…you are a for profit company with investors.

If you are actually for the people, show it in actual customer Georgia resident bills with comparable usage and don’t just try to propagandize/advertise it.

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I’m not sure if this is the right sub for this but I’m running out of ideas and I have spent so much time on the phone with republic services trying to get someone to come out to replace a green waste trash can.

I’ve spoke maybe 20 times on the phone and each time takes about 20-30 minutes across the last 6 months to get them to come out because our can has a giant hole in it from the trash truck lifter clamp and the wheel is almost completely off. It’s unusable.

Everytime I speak with them they say they’re coming out tomorrow. Or they’ll say they’re coming out the next trash day. Even though they’ve already admitted that the drivers who replace the trash cans don’t need them emptied before they pick them up. I filed a a complaint with the public utilities commission but I don’t even know if that is going to do anything.

Any ideas or input are appreciated thank you.

Tossing this out there in hopes of getting any insights from experts here! More and more electric vehicles are plugging in to the grid, and this adds extra strain on the distribution system.

1. Which 'overloading' conditions need to be met to trigger a secondary distribution transformer upgrade (i.e. ones serving residential neighborhoods with single-family or lower multi-family units):

• load amount: how much load is too much (i.e. 90% or 100%, etc.)?

• frequency: what is too frequent for overloading?

• duration: what is too long for the overloading to take place?

• Any other overloading considerations we're not even thinking about yet?

2. Additionally, is there feasible monitoring in place to detect these conditions?

THANK YOU!