In 2025, Georgia ratepayers faced a Public Service Commission pushing escalating utility costs while whittling away environmental protections. Nesbitt & Parrinello conducted comprehensive research on two Commission members to expose the connections between their anti-consumer voting patterns and utility industry relationships. The research documented a clear pattern: commissioners with extensive utility industry ties repeatedly prioritized corporate profits over both consumer protection and environmental responsibility. This intelligence will be be crucial in the 2025 PSC campaigns, which rank among the most significant statewide elections of the year.