Inland south Georgia doesn’t have much wind, probably not enough
to generate significant electricity, but wind farms off the Georgia coast
could.
Now we hear fromm Zachary Shahan in Clean Technica that

Offshore Wind Energy Cheaper than Nuclear Energy, EU Climate Chief Says:

EU climate chief Connie Hedegaard has added that offshore wind energy is cheaper than nuclear.

…

“Some people tend to believe that nuclear is very, very cheap, but
offshore wind is cheaper than nuclear,”

He’s picking up the story from the Guardian, in which

Fiona Harvey and Terry Macalister wrote 17 March 2011:

“There are 143 nuclear power plants in Europe and they are not going to
disappear,” Hedegaard said at the European Wind Energy Association’s
annual conference in Brussels. “But when it comes to new energy capacity
that discussion is likely to be very much influenced by what is happening
in Japan.”

We currently buy most of our electricity from Plant Sherer near Macon
(dirtiest coal plant in the country).
We can buy electricity from offshore wind farms no farther away.

We already knew that

solar has become more cost-effective than nuclear.
Now wind has done the same.
Maybe

Georgia Power will get on with real clean energy:
solar and wind.
Or maybe
Sterling Planet will.

-jsq