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Santee Cooper denied The Post and Couriers open records request for information about a possible gas pipeline to a proposed gas plant with Dominion Energy.

South Carolina should amend its Constitution and abolish the 124-member House of Representatives and let the 46-member Senate do all the legislation. Nebraska abolished its House in 1934 and has saved millions every year in duplicative costs of paying both the House and the Senate to do the same thing twice every year. The South […] The post An argument to abolish the SC House, keep the smaller Senate appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.

South Carolina should amend its Constitution and abolish the 124-member House of Representatives and let the 46-member Senate do all the legislation. Nebraska abolished its House in 1934 and has saved millions every year in duplicative costs of paying both the House and the Senate to do the same thing twice every year. The South […] The post An argument to abolish the SC House, keep the smaller Senate appeared first on SC Daily Gazette.

With just two weeks left in this year’s legislative session, state lawmakers are under increasing pressure to get last-minute bills passed.

Senators split over utility legislation backed by Santee Cooper, Dominion South Carolina to roll back ratepayer protections from VC Summer nuclear debacle.

A controversial energy bill that endorses new natural gas facilities and rolls back consumer protections passed the S.C. House this week.

COLUMBIA — A wide-ranging bill backers say will ensure South Carolina has plenty of electric power passed a key vote Wednesday in the House, but opponents complained it would roll

Environmentalists say legislation is like Base Load Review Act that gave blank check to Dominion SC, Santee Cooper, allowed VC Summer nuclear plan debacle.

Dominion Energy and Santee Cooper want to build a gas-fired power plant in South Carolina. The push carries echoes of the failed V.C. Summer nuclear project.

A controversial bill that promises to meet growing energy needs by ramping up in-state power production is headed to the S.C. House floor.