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The City
of Macon-The City of Macon was established in 1823. It is the heart of
Georgia and the historical crossroads of the south with a population of
approximately 100,000 people. The administration is currently operating on a
$87.8 million budget for FY2002. The City of Macon has been involved in the
Clean Cities Coalition since its beginning in 1996
www.cityofmacon.net
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Davis
Oil Company-Since 1946 Davis Oil Company has been providing quality fuels
and lubricants to the Middle Georgia region. To maintain our high level of
commitment we continue to add to our capacity to better serve our customers.
Our company fleet of over sixteen trucks stands ready to service your needs.
Davis Oil Company is dedicated to the further development of our customer
service programs that add value to the already premium products we sell.
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Flint
Energies, incorporated in 1937, is the seventh largest customer-owned
electric membership cooperative of Georgia�s 42 systems and the 25th largest
of the United States� 900 systems. It serves more than 200,000 Georgians
through more than 66,000 meters, across 5,300 miles of distribution line in
16 central Georgia counties.
www.flintenergies.com
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Georgia
Power -Georgia Power began an electric transportation program in 1992. The
program was furthered in 1993 with the opening of the Electric Vehicle
Research Center. This center was the electric utility industry's first
facility dedicated exclusively to electric vehicle (EV) research. The center
operated as a visual learning lab for the public, as well as a laboratory to
test state of the art electric vehicle technologies. Georgia Power has
continued to explore the use of new electric vehicles and electric
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In 1823, Myron Bartlett founded the Telegraph, which merged with the
Messenger in 1869. The News was founded by 16-year-old Jerome Pound with an
investment of $8 in 1884. In 1969, the papers joined Knight Ridder. The
evening News and the morning Telegraph merged in 1983. In 1990, the paper
was redesigned and renamed The Macon Telegraph. In December 1997, The Macon
Telegraph acquired The (Warner Robins) Daily Sun, The Buyers' Guide and The
Byron Gazette. . www.macon.com |
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GEFA |
As the State Energy Office, the GEFA Division of Energy Resources is the
primary agency for energy programs, grants, and educational materials.
Through a broad array of programs ranging from Home Energy Clinics for the
residential sector and the installation of weatherization materials in low
income homes to assisting fleets to use clean alternative fuels, GEFA
annually assists thousands of citizens throughout the state.
gefa.georgia.gov
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