Officials of Satilla Rural EMC deliver a check representation for the 2013 Appling County ad valorem taxes paid by Oglethorpe Power for its ownership in Plant Hatch and other assets. Presenting the check is Bobby Lewis, Satilla REMC Board of Directors and Romeo Reyes, President/CEO of Satilla REMC. They are presenting the check to Debra Carter, Appling County Tax Commissioner. Also shown is Appling County Commissioner Chairman, Lewis Parker.
Satilla Rural EMC delivers large ad valorem tax payment
Officials of Satilla Rural Electric Membership Corporation, (EMC) in Alma, today delivered a representation of ad valorem tax payments totaling $4,371,987.60 to the Appling County Tax Commissioner Debra Carter.
The check represents 2013 ad valorem taxes paid by Oglethorpe Power Corporation for its share of the Edwin I. Hatch nuclear generating plant near Baxley and other assets in the county.
Oglethorpe Power owns 30 percent of the plant on behalf of its member electric cooperatives.
Oglethorpe Power is a power supply cooperative owned by Satilla Rural EMC and 37 other electric cooperatives around Georgia.
Oglethorpe Power paid more than $30 million in 2013 ad valorem taxes for power-generating facilities that it owns through the state.
Oglethorpe Power owns 30 percent of the plant on behalf of its member electric cooperatives.
Oglethorpe Power is a power supply cooperative owned by Satilla Rural EMC and 37 other electric cooperatives around Georgia.
Oglethorpe Power paid more than $30 million in 2013 ad valorem taxes for power-generating facilities that it owns through the state.
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