Georgia Power Innovations in Electric Transportation Georgia's Triple Returns in Electric Transportation Investment Electric Transportation (ET) has surged into the spotlight, with Georgia emerging as a frontrunner in attracting substantial national investment. Key milestones include: SK Innovation's Battery Plant: In 2018, SK Innovation announced a $2.6 billion battery plant in Commerce, Georgia, set to produce batteries for 200,000 EVs and employ 3,000 workers by 2023. Rivian's EV Plant: Rivian's announcement of an EV plant in Social Circle further bolstered Georgia's position, promising 7,500 jobs. Hyundai Motor Group's Investment: Most recently, Hyundai Motor Group revealed plans for its first dedicated EV and battery manufacturing facility in Savannah, injecting $5.54 billion in capital and creating approximately 8,100 jobs. These achievements underscore Georgia's emergence as a key player in ET, boasting nearly 20,000 jobs and $14 billion in capital investment. Georgia's Path to Leadership in Electric Transportation Georgia's ascent to the forefront of Electric Transportation has been years in the making, marked by strategic collaboration among stakeholders: Initiatives Driving Progress: Recent initiatives like The National Electric Highway Coalition (NEHC) and The Georgia Electric Mobility and Innovation Alliance (EMIA) have propelled Georgia's ET ecosystem forward. NEHC's Mission: Spearheaded by electric companies, NEHC aims to deploy EV fast-charging stations along major U.S. travel corridors. EMIA's Impact: Led by the Georgia Department of Economic Development, EMIA fosters collaboration among various stakeholders to nurture the electric mobility ecosystem statewide. University Partnerships and Technological Advancements Strategic partnerships with universities, such as SK's collaboration with Georgia Tech on next-generation batteries, further enhance Georgia's appeal as an ET hub. Georgia's Magnetism for EV Manufacturers and Suppliers Georgia's strategic alliances and forward-thinking strategies position it as a magnet for EV companies, solidifying its status as the Southeastern Automotive Corridor and a beacon of electric transportation innovation. Acknowledging Collaborative Efforts Ashley Varnum, Business Recruitment Director, acknowledges the unparalleled collaboration among the State, local communities, and utility partners in Georgia, instrumental in attracting Hyundai Motor Group. Recognizing Georgia Power's Commitment At Chauffeur Consultant Agency, we recognize and commend Georgia Power commitment to driving innovation in transportation and energy. From identifying prime sites for future facilities to investing $6 million over three years in fast-charging infrastructure, Georgia Power initiatives resonate with our mission to fuel the growth of electric transportation, both within Georgia and beyond. Please Note: The picture used above is the new LUCID GRAVITY

Be aware of fake UBER and Lyft drivers at Atlanta airport CCA highlights concerning encounters with unauthorized drivers posing as rideshare operators. Levins, using a concealed camera, documented the unsettling encounters outside baggage claim, where multiple drivers aggressively approached travelers, offering rides with flexible payment options and no verification process. Despite their persistent solicitation, these individuals were not affiliated with recognized rideshare companies like Lyft or Uber, raising alarm among passengers like Nicole Fraser, who felt targeted and unsafe as a solo female traveler. In response to these incidents, the Atlanta Police Department acknowledges the issue and has intensified enforcement efforts at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport. Major Kelly Collier, Airport Precinct Commander, confirms ongoing undercover operations targeting these imposters, resulting in arrests, vehicle impoundments, and citations for violating airport regulations. While financial gain appears to be the primary motive, authorities remain vigilant against potential risks like human trafficking, emphasizing the importance of reporting suspicious activity to law enforcement or airport security. Among the offenders identified is Mengistu Zarzar, facing multiple charges for unlawful solicitation at the airport despite prior bans. Fraser, recognizing Zarzar as the individual who approached her, expresses relief at avoiding a potentially dangerous situation. Concerns arise regarding Zarzar's background, including past criminal charges and recent business registration as a chauffeur, prompting scrutiny of regulatory oversight for transportation services. As the investigation unfolds, passengers are urged to exercise caution and verify the legitimacy of rideshare drivers by confirming details and using official apps. Both law enforcement and airport authorities emphasize the importance of passenger safety and encourage travelers to report any unauthorized solicitations or suspicious behavior for swift intervention and protection.