Peter Hubbard
Georgia
Running for: Public Service Commission
Georgia
Running for: Public Service Commission
Peter Hubbard is running for Georgia Pubic Service Commission focusing on lowering power bills and building a clean, reliable energy future for Georgia. He has 13 years of experience in the energy sector, developing electric utility Integrated Resource Plans (IRP), running electricity models, natural gas models, performing organized market analysis in North America, global gas market analysis, commodity price projections, risk analysis, capacity expansion & production cost modeling, and new technology assessments.
In 2019, Peter Hubbard founded the nonprofit Georgia Center for Energy Solutions to fight for clean energy and lower power bills. He also works for a solar developer, building grid-scale solar and energy storage systems in states less hostile to renewable energy, such as Texas and Los Angeles. He earned two Bachelor of Science degrees in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Memphis, holds a Master’s degree from Johns Hopkins University in International Affairs. Hubbard lives in the Edgewood neighborhood in Atlanta with his wife, and two children.
Priorities:
-Clean Energy
-Consumer Protection'
-Accountability and Transparency
Alicia Johnson
Georgia
Running for: Public Service Commission
Georgia
Running for: Public Service Commission
Dr. Alicia M. Johnson is a visionary leader with nearly 30 years of experience transforming communities through human services, healthcare, and economic development. A Savannah native, she has led high-impact initiatives that have helped over 10,000 Georgia households access employment, public benefits, and financial literacy. She holds advanced degrees in communications and organizational leadership, and has served in key roles across nonprofits, public agencies, and the private sector.
As Georgia Managing Principal at Health Management Associates, Alicia drives strategy on national projects focused on equity, efficiency, and sustainable development. Her leadership has earned her national recognition, including being named a Bank of America Racial Economic Justice Fellow and a National League of Cities Southern City Leader.
Alicia is also a lifelong community advocate, serving on numerous boards and task forces focused on racial equity, public accountability, and economic opportunity. A wife, mother, and grandmother, she brings a deep commitment to family, faith, and service—values that guide her campaign for the Georgia Public Service Commission.
Priorities:
-Fair Energy Rates
-Transparency and Accountability
-Clean Power