Is South Carolina solar about to explode?

By Herman K. Trabish | November 18, 2014

“The way I read the legislation is ‘Let’s figure out the new net metering equation and not have one customer subsidizing another. But, since we need to encourage early adoption of DERs, we will limit what we are asking of consumers,’” explained CEO Robert Hochstetler of Central Electric Power Cooperative, which distributes about a third of South Carolina’s generation through the state’s 20 electric cooperatives.

Report: Duke Energy pushing back decision on Lee nuclear plant - Charlotte Business Journal

John Downey

Senior Staff Writer-Charlotte Business Journal

"We completely understand the risks of (nuclear) construction," Good said. "Fundamentally we're watching the important work that Southern Co. andSCANA Corp. are doing" at Plant Vogtle and the V.C Summer nuclear plants, respectively.