SCANA Corporation, parent of SCG&E, has announced it will not complete construction of two nuclear power plants in South Carolina due to spiraling costs. Local legislators and rate payers are not pleased.
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Two 1,117-MW nuclear power plants being constructed at the V.C. Summer Nuclear Power site in Fairfield County for South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. (55%) and state-owned Santee Power (45%) have fallen behind schedule. (Not entirely unexpected, considering the overall track record of the nuclear power industry.) “The delay will … [continued]
