SOUTHERN COMPANY BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
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Southern Company sits at a pivotal juncture in the energy transition-some business lines behave like Cash Cows generating steady regulated cash, while renewables and grid modernization show Question Mark potential that could become Stars with targeted investment; legacy thermal assets risk becoming Dogs without clear decarbonization plans. Dive deeper into this company's BCG Matrix and gain a clear view of where its products stand-Stars, Cash Cows, Dogs, or Question Marks. Purchase the full version for a complete breakdown and strategic insights you can act on.
Stars
Vogtle Units 3 and 4 Nuclear Operations
With Vogtle Units 3 and 4 fully operational late 2024, Southern Company captures ~2.3 GW of new carbon-free baseload, strengthening its U.S. lead; Vogtle adds roughly 15% of Georgia Power's generation capacity and supplies ~60% of the state's projected 2025 incremental demand from data centers.
These first new U.S. reactors in 30+ years cost ~$30 billion capital to complete; high Southeast load growth-Georgia electricity sales up ~4.5% YoY to 125 TWh in FY2025-keeps Vogtle classified as Stars in the BCG matrix.
Utility-Scale Solar and Battery Storage Expansion
Southern Power reached over 5,000 MW of utility‑scale solar by Q1 2025, capturing a leading merchant share as corporate ESG contracts lift sales; renewables EBITDA grew ~18% YoY to $1.2 billion in FY2025. Large-scale battery add‑ins (targeting 1,500+ MWh by 2027) require capex but raise capacity value and firming revenue.
Data Center Power Delivery Infrastructure
Georgia Power's 2025 IRP update projects ~5,000-7,000 MW of new data center demand by 2030, marking a high-growth segment where Southern Company serves as primary infrastructure provider.
Southern Company's Georgia transmission and distribution capex tied to hyperscale clients drove rate base expansion to about $38.2 billion in FY2025, up ~6% year-over-year.
Data center load growth is high-market-share for Southern Company, supporting predictable, long-term regulated returns and securing multi-year customer contracts that underpin near-term earnings visibility.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Networks
Southern Company, via subsidiaries like Southern Company Gas and PowerSecure, has installed over 3,500 EV chargers across the Southeast and invested $1.2 billion in grid upgrades through FY2025, securing a leading role in the region's "Battery Belt."
Regional EV uptake grows ~22% CAGR as OEMs add 100,000+ vehicles/year capacity nearby; Southern's utility-led model captures an outsized share of nascent transportation electrification revenues.
- 3,500+ chargers installed (FY2025)
- $1.2bn grid investment (FY2025)
- 22% regional EV market CAGR
- 100k+ annual OEM vehicle capacity added nearby
Advanced Microgrid and Resiliency Services
PowerSecure, Southern Company's PowerSecure subsidiary, leads in distributed infrastructure and microgrids for C&I clients, capturing an estimated 18% of the U.S. commercial microgrid market in 2025 with ~$420M in segment revenue.
As extreme weather rises, demand grows ~12% CAGR to 2028; PowerSecure's energy-as-a-service wins contracts with hospitals, military bases, and data centers, boosting backlog to ~$310M.
Its specialized, off-grid and resiliency offerings command higher margins than legacy utility services and drive strategic growth within Southern Company's portfolio.
- 2025 segment revenue: ~$420M
- Market share (U.S. commercial microgrids): ~18%
- Backlog: ~$310M
- Demand CAGR (to 2028): ~12%
Southern Co. adds 2.3GW Vogtle, $30B capex; renewables surge-5GW solar, $1.2B EBITDA
Southern Company's Vogtle adds ~2.3 GW carbon‑free capacity (FY2025), $30B capex; Georgia Power sales 125 TWh (+4.5% YoY) and rate base $38.2B. Renewables: 5,000+ MW solar, renewables EBITDA $1.2B (+18% YoY). PowerSecure: $420M revenue, $310M backlog, 18% U.S. microgrid share (2025).
| Metric | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Vogtle capacity | 2.3 GW |
| Vogtle capex | $30 B |
| Georgia sales | 125 TWh (+4.5%) |
| Rate base | $38.2 B |
| Solar | 5,000+ MW |
| Renewables EBITDA | $1.2 B (+18%) |
| PowerSecure revenue | $420 M |
| PowerSecure backlog | $310 M |
| Microgrid share | 18% |
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Cash Cows
Georgia Power Traditional Retail Operations
Georgia Power serves ~2.7 million customers and provides Southern Company with steady cash flow; in FY2025 Georgia Power contributed roughly $6.8 billion in operating revenue and around $1.2 billion in operating cash, anchoring corporate liquidity.
As a regulated monopoly in a mature Georgia market, it holds high market share with Commission-authorized returns (ROE guidance ~10.5% in recent rate cases), yielding predictable margins and low volatility.
Cash from Georgia Power underpins Southern Company's 3.5%-4% dividend yield and helps cover interest and principal on debt tied to new projects, with utilities' cash supporting ~$12-14 billion of consolidated debt service in 2025.
Alabama Power Regulated Electric Sales
Alabama Power's regulated electric sales serve 1.5 million customers, generating roughly $5.2 billion in 2025 retail revenue and delivering high operating margins (~18%), fitting a low-growth, high-cash profile.
As a classic Cash Cow, it needs minimal promotional spend, sustains dominant market share in Alabama, and funds Southern Company's capital projects.
Its predictable cash flow helped Southern Company maintain an investment-grade credit rating (S&P A-) through heavy 2025 construction spending of ~$6.5 billion.
Southern Company Gas Distribution
Southern Company Gas Distribution serves ~4.3 million customers across Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee and is a mature, high-market-share utility generating stable cash-2025 segment operating income about $1.1 billion and regulated rate base ~$7.2 billion. While electrification is a long-term threat, pipelines produce low-risk cash flow and Miller plans favor milking via incremental safety and infrastructure spend (~$600M capex 2025) over expansion.
Mississippi Power Regulated Services
Mississippi Power Regulated Services has rebounded from the Kemper clean-coal write-offs and now generates stable regulated cash flow, contributing about $420 million in operating income in FY2025 to Southern Company.
It dominates its coastal Mississippi territory with roughly 195,000 retail customers and low single-digit load growth, so cash generation is steady but growth-limited.
Consistent earnings support Southern Company's liquidity-helping fund $6.8 billion planned 2026-2028 renewables investments-while keeping customer rates regulated and predictable.
- FY2025 operating income: $420 million
- Retail customers: ~195,000
- Customer growth: low single-digit % annually
- Role: steady cash for $6.8B renewables capex
Legacy Natural Gas Combined-Cycle Generation
Southern Company's legacy natural-gas combined-cycle fleet supplied ~42% of its 2025 generation (≈85 TWh) and acts as the grid's bridge while coal retires, ensuring reliability during peak demand.
These largely depreciated plants run at high heat rates and captured ~35% operating margin in 2025, as fuel costs (~$4.10/MMBtu Henry Hub avg 2025) are largely passed through, yielding steady cash flow.
Depreciated capital base plus regulated cost recovery drove free cash flow of ~$4.2B from gas generation in FY2025, supporting dividends and grid investments.
- 2025 generation share: ~42% (≈85 TWh)
- Operating margin: ~35% (gas fleet)
- Fuel price reference: $4.10/MMBtu Henry Hub avg 2025
- FY2025 FCF from gas: ≈$4.2B
Southern Co. gas fleet drives $4.2B FCF; GA & AL power deliver strong FY25 cash
Georgia Power, Alabama Power, Southern Company Gas, Mississippi Power and legacy gas plants generated FY2025 cash: Georgia Power operating revenue $6.8B/operating cash ~$1.2B; Alabama Power retail revenue $5.2B/OM ~18%; Gas ops income $1.1B; Mississippi Power op income $420M; gas fleet FCF ~$4.2B.
| Asset | FY2025 Key | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia Power | Revenue / Op cash | $6.8B / $1.2B |
| Alabama Power | Retail revenue / OM | $5.2B / 18% |
| SoCo Gas | Op income / Rate base | $1.1B / $7.2B |
| Mississippi Power | Op income / Customers | $420M / 195K |
| Gas fleet | Generation share / FCF | 42% / $4.2B |
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SOUTHERN COMPANY BCG MATRIX TEMPLATE RESEARCH
Visual. Strategic. Downloadable.
Southern Company sits at a pivotal juncture in the energy transition-some business lines behave like Cash Cows generating steady regulated cash, while renewables and grid modernization show Question Mark potential that could become Stars with targeted investment; legacy thermal assets risk becoming Dogs without clear decarbonization plans. Dive deeper into this company's BCG Matrix and gain a clear view of where its products stand-Stars, Cash Cows, Dogs, or Question Marks. Purchase the full version for a complete breakdown and strategic insights you can act on.
Stars
Vogtle Units 3 and 4 Nuclear Operations
With Vogtle Units 3 and 4 fully operational late 2024, Southern Company captures ~2.3 GW of new carbon-free baseload, strengthening its U.S. lead; Vogtle adds roughly 15% of Georgia Power's generation capacity and supplies ~60% of the state's projected 2025 incremental demand from data centers.
These first new U.S. reactors in 30+ years cost ~$30 billion capital to complete; high Southeast load growth-Georgia electricity sales up ~4.5% YoY to 125 TWh in FY2025-keeps Vogtle classified as Stars in the BCG matrix.
Utility-Scale Solar and Battery Storage Expansion
Southern Power reached over 5,000 MW of utility‑scale solar by Q1 2025, capturing a leading merchant share as corporate ESG contracts lift sales; renewables EBITDA grew ~18% YoY to $1.2 billion in FY2025. Large-scale battery add‑ins (targeting 1,500+ MWh by 2027) require capex but raise capacity value and firming revenue.
Data Center Power Delivery Infrastructure
Georgia Power's 2025 IRP update projects ~5,000-7,000 MW of new data center demand by 2030, marking a high-growth segment where Southern Company serves as primary infrastructure provider.
Southern Company's Georgia transmission and distribution capex tied to hyperscale clients drove rate base expansion to about $38.2 billion in FY2025, up ~6% year-over-year.
Data center load growth is high-market-share for Southern Company, supporting predictable, long-term regulated returns and securing multi-year customer contracts that underpin near-term earnings visibility.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Networks
Southern Company, via subsidiaries like Southern Company Gas and PowerSecure, has installed over 3,500 EV chargers across the Southeast and invested $1.2 billion in grid upgrades through FY2025, securing a leading role in the region's "Battery Belt."
Regional EV uptake grows ~22% CAGR as OEMs add 100,000+ vehicles/year capacity nearby; Southern's utility-led model captures an outsized share of nascent transportation electrification revenues.
- 3,500+ chargers installed (FY2025)
- $1.2bn grid investment (FY2025)
- 22% regional EV market CAGR
- 100k+ annual OEM vehicle capacity added nearby
Advanced Microgrid and Resiliency Services
PowerSecure, Southern Company's PowerSecure subsidiary, leads in distributed infrastructure and microgrids for C&I clients, capturing an estimated 18% of the U.S. commercial microgrid market in 2025 with ~$420M in segment revenue.
As extreme weather rises, demand grows ~12% CAGR to 2028; PowerSecure's energy-as-a-service wins contracts with hospitals, military bases, and data centers, boosting backlog to ~$310M.
Its specialized, off-grid and resiliency offerings command higher margins than legacy utility services and drive strategic growth within Southern Company's portfolio.
- 2025 segment revenue: ~$420M
- Market share (U.S. commercial microgrids): ~18%
- Backlog: ~$310M
- Demand CAGR (to 2028): ~12%
Southern Co. adds 2.3GW Vogtle, $30B capex; renewables surge-5GW solar, $1.2B EBITDA
Southern Company's Vogtle adds ~2.3 GW carbon‑free capacity (FY2025), $30B capex; Georgia Power sales 125 TWh (+4.5% YoY) and rate base $38.2B. Renewables: 5,000+ MW solar, renewables EBITDA $1.2B (+18% YoY). PowerSecure: $420M revenue, $310M backlog, 18% U.S. microgrid share (2025).
| Metric | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Vogtle capacity | 2.3 GW |
| Vogtle capex | $30 B |
| Georgia sales | 125 TWh (+4.5%) |
| Rate base | $38.2 B |
| Solar | 5,000+ MW |
| Renewables EBITDA | $1.2 B (+18%) |
| PowerSecure revenue | $420 M |
| PowerSecure backlog | $310 M |
| Microgrid share | 18% |
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BCG Matrix review of Southern Company: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, Dogs with strategic invest/hold/divest guidance and trend context.
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One-page overview placing each Southern Company business unit in a quadrant for fast strategic clarity.
Cash Cows
Georgia Power Traditional Retail Operations
Georgia Power serves ~2.7 million customers and provides Southern Company with steady cash flow; in FY2025 Georgia Power contributed roughly $6.8 billion in operating revenue and around $1.2 billion in operating cash, anchoring corporate liquidity.
As a regulated monopoly in a mature Georgia market, it holds high market share with Commission-authorized returns (ROE guidance ~10.5% in recent rate cases), yielding predictable margins and low volatility.
Cash from Georgia Power underpins Southern Company's 3.5%-4% dividend yield and helps cover interest and principal on debt tied to new projects, with utilities' cash supporting ~$12-14 billion of consolidated debt service in 2025.
Alabama Power Regulated Electric Sales
Alabama Power's regulated electric sales serve 1.5 million customers, generating roughly $5.2 billion in 2025 retail revenue and delivering high operating margins (~18%), fitting a low-growth, high-cash profile.
As a classic Cash Cow, it needs minimal promotional spend, sustains dominant market share in Alabama, and funds Southern Company's capital projects.
Its predictable cash flow helped Southern Company maintain an investment-grade credit rating (S&P A-) through heavy 2025 construction spending of ~$6.5 billion.
Southern Company Gas Distribution
Southern Company Gas Distribution serves ~4.3 million customers across Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee and is a mature, high-market-share utility generating stable cash-2025 segment operating income about $1.1 billion and regulated rate base ~$7.2 billion. While electrification is a long-term threat, pipelines produce low-risk cash flow and Miller plans favor milking via incremental safety and infrastructure spend (~$600M capex 2025) over expansion.
Mississippi Power Regulated Services
Mississippi Power Regulated Services has rebounded from the Kemper clean-coal write-offs and now generates stable regulated cash flow, contributing about $420 million in operating income in FY2025 to Southern Company.
It dominates its coastal Mississippi territory with roughly 195,000 retail customers and low single-digit load growth, so cash generation is steady but growth-limited.
Consistent earnings support Southern Company's liquidity-helping fund $6.8 billion planned 2026-2028 renewables investments-while keeping customer rates regulated and predictable.
- FY2025 operating income: $420 million
- Retail customers: ~195,000
- Customer growth: low single-digit % annually
- Role: steady cash for $6.8B renewables capex
Legacy Natural Gas Combined-Cycle Generation
Southern Company's legacy natural-gas combined-cycle fleet supplied ~42% of its 2025 generation (≈85 TWh) and acts as the grid's bridge while coal retires, ensuring reliability during peak demand.
These largely depreciated plants run at high heat rates and captured ~35% operating margin in 2025, as fuel costs (~$4.10/MMBtu Henry Hub avg 2025) are largely passed through, yielding steady cash flow.
Depreciated capital base plus regulated cost recovery drove free cash flow of ~$4.2B from gas generation in FY2025, supporting dividends and grid investments.
- 2025 generation share: ~42% (≈85 TWh)
- Operating margin: ~35% (gas fleet)
- Fuel price reference: $4.10/MMBtu Henry Hub avg 2025
- FY2025 FCF from gas: ≈$4.2B
Southern Co. gas fleet drives $4.2B FCF; GA & AL power deliver strong FY25 cash
Georgia Power, Alabama Power, Southern Company Gas, Mississippi Power and legacy gas plants generated FY2025 cash: Georgia Power operating revenue $6.8B/operating cash ~$1.2B; Alabama Power retail revenue $5.2B/OM ~18%; Gas ops income $1.1B; Mississippi Power op income $420M; gas fleet FCF ~$4.2B.
| Asset | FY2025 Key | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia Power | Revenue / Op cash | $6.8B / $1.2B |
| Alabama Power | Retail revenue / OM | $5.2B / 18% |
| SoCo Gas | Op income / Rate base | $1.1B / $7.2B |
| Mississippi Power | Op income / Customers | $420M / 195K |
| Gas fleet | Generation share / FCF | 42% / $4.2B |
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Visual. Strategic. Downloadable.
Southern Company sits at a pivotal juncture in the energy transition-some business lines behave like Cash Cows generating steady regulated cash, while renewables and grid modernization show Question Mark potential that could become Stars with targeted investment; legacy thermal assets risk becoming Dogs without clear decarbonization plans. Dive deeper into this company's BCG Matrix and gain a clear view of where its products stand-Stars, Cash Cows, Dogs, or Question Marks. Purchase the full version for a complete breakdown and strategic insights you can act on.
Stars
Vogtle Units 3 and 4 Nuclear Operations
With Vogtle Units 3 and 4 fully operational late 2024, Southern Company captures ~2.3 GW of new carbon-free baseload, strengthening its U.S. lead; Vogtle adds roughly 15% of Georgia Power's generation capacity and supplies ~60% of the state's projected 2025 incremental demand from data centers.
These first new U.S. reactors in 30+ years cost ~$30 billion capital to complete; high Southeast load growth-Georgia electricity sales up ~4.5% YoY to 125 TWh in FY2025-keeps Vogtle classified as Stars in the BCG matrix.
Utility-Scale Solar and Battery Storage Expansion
Southern Power reached over 5,000 MW of utility‑scale solar by Q1 2025, capturing a leading merchant share as corporate ESG contracts lift sales; renewables EBITDA grew ~18% YoY to $1.2 billion in FY2025. Large-scale battery add‑ins (targeting 1,500+ MWh by 2027) require capex but raise capacity value and firming revenue.
Data Center Power Delivery Infrastructure
Georgia Power's 2025 IRP update projects ~5,000-7,000 MW of new data center demand by 2030, marking a high-growth segment where Southern Company serves as primary infrastructure provider.
Southern Company's Georgia transmission and distribution capex tied to hyperscale clients drove rate base expansion to about $38.2 billion in FY2025, up ~6% year-over-year.
Data center load growth is high-market-share for Southern Company, supporting predictable, long-term regulated returns and securing multi-year customer contracts that underpin near-term earnings visibility.
Electric Vehicle (EV) Charging Networks
Southern Company, via subsidiaries like Southern Company Gas and PowerSecure, has installed over 3,500 EV chargers across the Southeast and invested $1.2 billion in grid upgrades through FY2025, securing a leading role in the region's "Battery Belt."
Regional EV uptake grows ~22% CAGR as OEMs add 100,000+ vehicles/year capacity nearby; Southern's utility-led model captures an outsized share of nascent transportation electrification revenues.
- 3,500+ chargers installed (FY2025)
- $1.2bn grid investment (FY2025)
- 22% regional EV market CAGR
- 100k+ annual OEM vehicle capacity added nearby
Advanced Microgrid and Resiliency Services
PowerSecure, Southern Company's PowerSecure subsidiary, leads in distributed infrastructure and microgrids for C&I clients, capturing an estimated 18% of the U.S. commercial microgrid market in 2025 with ~$420M in segment revenue.
As extreme weather rises, demand grows ~12% CAGR to 2028; PowerSecure's energy-as-a-service wins contracts with hospitals, military bases, and data centers, boosting backlog to ~$310M.
Its specialized, off-grid and resiliency offerings command higher margins than legacy utility services and drive strategic growth within Southern Company's portfolio.
- 2025 segment revenue: ~$420M
- Market share (U.S. commercial microgrids): ~18%
- Backlog: ~$310M
- Demand CAGR (to 2028): ~12%
Southern Co. adds 2.3GW Vogtle, $30B capex; renewables surge-5GW solar, $1.2B EBITDA
Southern Company's Vogtle adds ~2.3 GW carbon‑free capacity (FY2025), $30B capex; Georgia Power sales 125 TWh (+4.5% YoY) and rate base $38.2B. Renewables: 5,000+ MW solar, renewables EBITDA $1.2B (+18% YoY). PowerSecure: $420M revenue, $310M backlog, 18% U.S. microgrid share (2025).
| Metric | 2025 |
|---|---|
| Vogtle capacity | 2.3 GW |
| Vogtle capex | $30 B |
| Georgia sales | 125 TWh (+4.5%) |
| Rate base | $38.2 B |
| Solar | 5,000+ MW |
| Renewables EBITDA | $1.2 B (+18%) |
| PowerSecure revenue | $420 M |
| PowerSecure backlog | $310 M |
| Microgrid share | 18% |
What is included in the product
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BCG Matrix review of Southern Company: identifies Stars, Cash Cows, Question Marks, Dogs with strategic invest/hold/divest guidance and trend context.
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One-page overview placing each Southern Company business unit in a quadrant for fast strategic clarity.
Cash Cows
Georgia Power Traditional Retail Operations
Georgia Power serves ~2.7 million customers and provides Southern Company with steady cash flow; in FY2025 Georgia Power contributed roughly $6.8 billion in operating revenue and around $1.2 billion in operating cash, anchoring corporate liquidity.
As a regulated monopoly in a mature Georgia market, it holds high market share with Commission-authorized returns (ROE guidance ~10.5% in recent rate cases), yielding predictable margins and low volatility.
Cash from Georgia Power underpins Southern Company's 3.5%-4% dividend yield and helps cover interest and principal on debt tied to new projects, with utilities' cash supporting ~$12-14 billion of consolidated debt service in 2025.
Alabama Power Regulated Electric Sales
Alabama Power's regulated electric sales serve 1.5 million customers, generating roughly $5.2 billion in 2025 retail revenue and delivering high operating margins (~18%), fitting a low-growth, high-cash profile.
As a classic Cash Cow, it needs minimal promotional spend, sustains dominant market share in Alabama, and funds Southern Company's capital projects.
Its predictable cash flow helped Southern Company maintain an investment-grade credit rating (S&P A-) through heavy 2025 construction spending of ~$6.5 billion.
Southern Company Gas Distribution
Southern Company Gas Distribution serves ~4.3 million customers across Georgia, Alabama, Mississippi and Tennessee and is a mature, high-market-share utility generating stable cash-2025 segment operating income about $1.1 billion and regulated rate base ~$7.2 billion. While electrification is a long-term threat, pipelines produce low-risk cash flow and Miller plans favor milking via incremental safety and infrastructure spend (~$600M capex 2025) over expansion.
Mississippi Power Regulated Services
Mississippi Power Regulated Services has rebounded from the Kemper clean-coal write-offs and now generates stable regulated cash flow, contributing about $420 million in operating income in FY2025 to Southern Company.
It dominates its coastal Mississippi territory with roughly 195,000 retail customers and low single-digit load growth, so cash generation is steady but growth-limited.
Consistent earnings support Southern Company's liquidity-helping fund $6.8 billion planned 2026-2028 renewables investments-while keeping customer rates regulated and predictable.
- FY2025 operating income: $420 million
- Retail customers: ~195,000
- Customer growth: low single-digit % annually
- Role: steady cash for $6.8B renewables capex
Legacy Natural Gas Combined-Cycle Generation
Southern Company's legacy natural-gas combined-cycle fleet supplied ~42% of its 2025 generation (≈85 TWh) and acts as the grid's bridge while coal retires, ensuring reliability during peak demand.
These largely depreciated plants run at high heat rates and captured ~35% operating margin in 2025, as fuel costs (~$4.10/MMBtu Henry Hub avg 2025) are largely passed through, yielding steady cash flow.
Depreciated capital base plus regulated cost recovery drove free cash flow of ~$4.2B from gas generation in FY2025, supporting dividends and grid investments.
- 2025 generation share: ~42% (≈85 TWh)
- Operating margin: ~35% (gas fleet)
- Fuel price reference: $4.10/MMBtu Henry Hub avg 2025
- FY2025 FCF from gas: ≈$4.2B
Southern Co. gas fleet drives $4.2B FCF; GA & AL power deliver strong FY25 cash
Georgia Power, Alabama Power, Southern Company Gas, Mississippi Power and legacy gas plants generated FY2025 cash: Georgia Power operating revenue $6.8B/operating cash ~$1.2B; Alabama Power retail revenue $5.2B/OM ~18%; Gas ops income $1.1B; Mississippi Power op income $420M; gas fleet FCF ~$4.2B.
| Asset | FY2025 Key | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Georgia Power | Revenue / Op cash | $6.8B / $1.2B |
| Alabama Power | Retail revenue / OM | $5.2B / 18% |
| SoCo Gas | Op income / Rate base | $1.1B / $7.2B |
| Mississippi Power | Op income / Customers | $420M / 195K |
| Gas fleet | Generation share / FCF | 42% / $4.2B |
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