...covered an area about 250 feet long and 160 feet wide at its widest point.A similar pour was completed Monday at South Carolina Electric & Gas Company's V.C. Summer Plant, which ? like Vogtle ? is undergoing an expansion involving two Westinghouse...
...remote areas of Sumter National Forest, but county officials had been told to expect today's activities at the South Carolina Electric and Gas hydroelectric facility, said Columbia County sheriff's Capt. Steve Morris.The exercise Tuesday...
...result in downed trees and power outages across the area. More than 500 homes lost power in Aiken, according to South Carolina Electric & Gas. Georgia Power reported nearly 4,000 outages in east Georgia, including Augusta.Because of the threat...
...Power outages were reported across the area, with more than 500 homes losing power in Aiken, according to South Carolina Electric & Gas.As of 9 p.m., Georgia Power reported more than 15,000 outages statewide ? nearly 4,000 in east...
...Augusta Port Authority Chairman Wayne Hawkins.In addition to Augusta and North Augusta, the stakeholders' consortium includes Aiken County, DSM, Kimberly-Clark, General Chemical, Po tash Corp. and South Carolina Electric & Gas Co.
Environmental suit fought by SCE&GCOLUMBIA - South Carolina Electric & Gas is denying claims it illegally discharged arsenic and other contaminants into the Wateree River near Columbia.The utility...
...you make look like this. This is ridiculous. IF YOU HAVE GOOD credit, you don't have to pay a deposit to South Carolina Electric and Gas. If you do have to pay a deposit, they will return it with interest if you pay for a year on time...
...in Fairfield County.The State newspaper reported the Nuclear Regulatory Commission says the fractures at the South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. plant do not now represent a threat to the public.SCE&G has told the NRC the utility's repair...
South Carolina Electric & Gas Co. is shuttering or upgrading multiple coal-fired power plant units ? including one in Beech Island ? that have become...
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