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An SC Senate committee voted to fast-track sweeping energy policy reforms despite concerns from some lawmakers — the process is moving too fast.
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An SC Senate committee voted to fast-track sweeping energy policy reforms despite concerns from some lawmakers — the process is moving too fast.
(The Center Square) — The South Carolina House passed a pair of measures to assess the state's energy needs and urge federal policymakers to expedite modern energy infrastructure deployment.
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 member of S.C. Public Service Commission from Greenville is stepping down effective March 31, citing "serious concerns" over legislation proposed last month.
Santee Cooper's plan includes building a natural gas-fired power plant, most likely in Colleton County, to replace coal-fired units and supplement solar energy