Tuesday, October 24, 2017
SCANA, Santee Cooper ratepayers want receiver to control money from failed nuclear deal | Business | postandcourier.com
One of the arguments that their lawyer made to support the request is that the power providers “are in danger of insolvency.”
“If … Santee Cooper and SCANA are not currently insolvent, there is certainly the threat of ... insolvency,” Columbia attorney Cameron Lewis wrote in legal filing Friday."
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Friday, October 20, 2017
Customers concerned they will have to pay for water company issu - wistv.com - Columbia, South Carolina
"Well they need to call us directly again, we've provided them with a customer service number, call us and we will work with them and we will work with them individually," said Robert Yanity with Carolina Water Service. "Somebody is going to answer their calls. They need to call us and make sure that we're talking to them."
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SC State House could respond to nuclear fiasco on Halloween | The State
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Feds OK plan to leave tainted coal tar on Congaree River bottom | The State
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Thursday, October 19, 2017
Gov. McMaster says talks continuing in sale of state owned Santee Cooper - South Carolina Radio Network
“Without having the ratepayers ending up holding the bag for these failed reactors,” McMaster said."
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SC Gov. Henry McMaster asks SCANA to stop charging for nuclear reactors | The State
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Irate Columbia-area sewer customers look ahead to state hearing - wistv.com - Columbia, South Carolina
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Southern Alliance for Clean Energy: Duke Energy tops Southeast in energy efficiency - Charlotte Business Journal
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Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Energy Voice | US nuclear plant under watchdog's eyes after fault found - News for the Oil and Gas Sector
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Lake Wylie SC not getting more water soon | The Herald
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Tuesday, October 17, 2017
SolAmerica Energy Launching Solar Operation in Edgefield County - S.C. Governor Henry McMaster
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PSC asked to help ratepayers get back $1 billion from bungled nuclear project | The State
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Sunday, October 15, 2017
Florida utility interested in buying Santee Cooper
NextEra Energy is the parent company of Florida Power and Light, one of the largest regulated utilities in the country. Florida Power serves 10 million people in the Sunshine State, the company reports. Santee Cooper provides power to 2 million South Carolinians.
http://www.thestate.com/latest-news/article178804501.html
Friday, October 13, 2017
Santee Cooper's plan to avoid another electric rate hike after its failed nuclear project: Cut costs | Business | postandcourier.com
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Santee Cooper sale could add hurdle to Volvo's office construction in Berkeley County | Business | postandcourier.com
"It would not be a deal killer," he said"
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Thursday, October 12, 2017
Santee Cooper hires 3 top SC criminal defense lawyers in probe into nuclear debacle | The State
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Wednesday, October 11, 2017
Focus on Santee Cooper during Senate hearing on V.C. Summer project > Columbia Business Report
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SCANA accuses Santee Cooper of misleading leaders for years in failed nuclear project | Palmetto Politics | postandcourier.com
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Tuesday, October 10, 2017
Pruitt to announce Clean Power Plan repeal, ask industry to shape replacement | Utility Dive
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Monday, October 9, 2017
Utility makes bid to buy Santee Cooper - Post and Courrier
Selling Santee Cooper at a fire-sale price and in an environment where the state is begging buyers to undervalue the public utility’s true worth would have disastrous implications,” S.C. House Speaker Jay Lucas, R-Darlington, told The State. “The only responsible course of action is to receive an accurate valuation of Santee Cooper and not sell it for less than it’s worth.”
http://www.thestate.com/news/politics-government/article177953976.html
Sewer rate may go up in Northeast Columbia | The State
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‘The End is Very Near’: Utility Won’t Block Condemnation of Sewage Plant | Local & State News | free-times.com
“They actually asked us to move as quickly as possible with the condemnation process where they could turn over the plant to us,” the Lexington mayor told Free Times on Oct. 9."
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Gov. McMaster urges South Carolina lawmakers to back sale of Santee Cooper - Post & Courrier
"I have alerted each that the state will not consider any proposal which saddles the ratepayers or taxpayers with any of Santee Cooper’s $4.3 billion nuclear construction debt," the governor wrote.
http://www.postandcourier.com/politics/gov-mcmaster-urges-south-carolina-lawmakers-to-back-sale-of/article_5ed49342-ac70-11e7-abba-4fbadd863e4b.html
Sunday, October 8, 2017
Sewage spills into Saluda River should end as Lexington takes over troubled plantBY TIM FLACH - The State
Town leaders on Friday immediately accepted an offer from Carolina Water Service to take over the facility while the two sides resolve how much much the town will pay to purchase the system.Read more here: http://www.thestate.com/news/local/article177486191.html#storylink=
Some Northeast Richland sewer rates may rise 86 percent - The State
“The increase is needed to offset the $83 million the company spent to upgrade and improve its sewer system, according to the company’s filing with the request.”
http://www.thestate.com/news/local/article177496766.html
Friday, October 6, 2017
Santee Cooper names Brogdon interim CEO > Columbia Business Report
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Tuesday, October 3, 2017
Monday, October 2, 2017
SC’s top 2 legislators promise power customers protection | The State
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Water Customers Mad over West Columbia's 'Annexation via Extortion' | Local & State News | free-times.com
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3 utilities tell McMaster they want to buy Santee Cooper | The State
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Energy executive: Atlantic Coast Pipeline could extend into S.C. > Charleston Business Journal
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How DOE's baseload power rule 'would blow the market up' | Utility Dive
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