Months before OpenAI publicly unveiled its $20 billion, 3.2 GW Project Camellia campus, Georgia Power had recorded a new 3,200 MW customer commitment and was evaluating an anonymized 3,210 MW project with a closely aligned development timeline, according to Georgia Public Service Commission filings. The records do not identify OpenAI. The strongest clue appears in Georgia Power’s Q1 2026 Large Load Economic Development Report, which notes that 3,200 MW of new customer commitments were added in April 2026. Three months later, OpenAI announced Project Camellia as a 3.2 GW campus. An accompanying planning attachment lists an anonymized project in “Technical Review” with a stated load of 3,210 MW and an initial in-service date of Q2 2028, with the projected load ramping to approximately 3.2 GW by 2031, broadly matching OpenAI’s plan to energize the campus in phases beginning in 2028. The filings do not identify the customer, and utility planning experts caution against treating technical milestones as proof that a project’s full demand is certain.