SCE&G, state office, energy users, agree to Summer expansion cost increase

摘要

South Carolina Electric & Gas has reached a settlement agreementrnwith state officials and a group of energy users and powerrncooperatives that would allow it to pay as much as $831 million morernto get a fixed-price alternative from Westinghouse on the two AP1000rnunits being built at its Summer station, in exchange for a reducedrnfinancial return on the project.