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From the New York Post [caution tabloid]:

A utility giant with a $16 billion expansion plan is using eminent domain to seize hundreds of Georgia properties — and furious owners say they never had a fighting chance. Ansley Brown was 5 years old when her mother moved into the Coweta County house where she spent her entire childhood.

“It is [what] made me who I am today,” Brown, now 27, told The Post. “So it wouldn’t make sense if I didn’t fight for it.” Now, Georgia Power wants to take it.

Georgia Power is using eminent domain and easement acquisitions to bulldoze a path for Project Wansley, a 35-mile, 500-kilovolt transmission corridor cutting through Coweta and Fayette counties that will serve at least four AI-driven data centers.

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