SO · Earnings call · 2026Q3T · Full report

Regulated Capital Investment Plan

SOUTHERN CO · 2026-11-05 · Importance 58 · Surprise 42 · In source text

Southern Company identified approximately $4 billion of projected investment above its $81 billion base capital plan. The incremental projects include 400 megawatts of upgrades at existing Southern Power natural-gas facilities, Georgia Power's approved Google partnership to unlock additional nuclear capacity, and Southern Natural Gas's Southeast Connector pipeline expansion. Including additional opportunities at Southern Company Gas, Southern Power and PowerSecure, the five-year capital plan could approach $100 billion. Management said 90%–95% of investment is expected to remain state-regulated, with additional federally regulated investment at SONAT.

Key facts

Impact estimates

metricdirectionstageexpectedbasis
cashnegativecontingent—Southern Company's capital plan could potentially approach $100 billion over five years, including potential company-owned resources and…
assetspositivecontingent—Southern Company's capital plan could potentially approach $100 billion over five years, including potential company-owned resources and…
cashnegativeprobable—The Southern Power, Georgia Power, and Southern Natural Gas projects represented approximately $4 billion of projected investment above…
assetspositiveprobable—The Southern Power, Georgia Power, and Southern Natural Gas projects represented approximately $4 billion of projected investment above…
cashnegativecontingent—Southern Company said Alabama and Georgia RFP-related capital needs were in the 2030s and cited a rule of thumb of $2 billion or more per…
assetspositivecontingent—Southern Company said Alabama and Georgia RFP-related capital needs were in the 2030s and cited a rule of thumb of $2 billion or more per…
cashnegativeprobable—Southern Power was moving forward with 400 megawatts of upgrades at existing natural gas facilities.
assetspositiveprobable—Southern Power was moving forward with 400 megawatts of upgrades at existing natural gas facilities.