Harbert Management Corp. (HMC) has acquired Mid-Georgia Cogen, a 317-megawatt dual-fuel, combined-cycle, cogeneration facility in Kathleen, Ga., expanding its portfolio of power-generation assets.
Mid-Georgia Cogen is located just south of Warner Robins, Ga., and provides reliable power generation to the region. Having come online in 1998, the plant has operated under a long-term power-purchase agreement with (PPA) Georgia Power and has secured a new 20-year PPA with Georgia Power that will begin in 2028.
“Mid-Georgia Cogen represents an attractive addition to our portfolio and reflects the type of opportunity where we can bring our experience as an owner and operator of power assets to support a utility partner’s long-term objectives,” said Claude Estes, head of Harbert Power. “Our focus is on working closely with our partners, executing reliably, and investing in the operational and commercial capabilities needed to help meet evolving system requirements. We
