Santee Cooper borrows $ 430 million
The debt-ridden Santee Cooper wants to cut its costs.The utility provides electricity to customers such as the Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative in Lexington County.The utility is selling $ 430…
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Santee Cooper's taxpayer-owned debt is expected to increase by more than half a billion dollars.The reason is a proposal that a legislative committee is likely to…
Who runs Santee Cooper? | Chronicle of Lexington County – Chronicle of Lexington County
Who runs Santee Cooper? | Chronicle of Lexington County Chronicle of Lexington
McMaster makes it clear: Dump Santee Cooper – The Center Square
McMaster makes it clear: Dump Santee Cooper The Center Square
Editorial: The Santee Cooper Compromise is a big step forward, but there’s more to be done…
Editorial: The Santee Cooper Compromise is a huge step forward, but there's more to be done at the Charleston Post Courier
Powerful SC lawmakers are nearing the Santee Cooper compromise – Associated Press
Powerful SC lawmakers approach the Santee Cooper Compromise Associated Press
Santee Cooper, Ports Authority board members paid thousands for part-time gig – The Nerve
Ports Authority board member Santee Cooper paid thousands to perform The Nerve part-time
Editorial: Santee Cooper can’t reform itself. But SC Legislature can. And must. | Editorials
We have known for more than a year that the SC Senate would not agree to sell Santee Cooper. And there were serious questions as to whether the friends of the state…
Scoppe: Why the SC Senate doesn’t want to sell Santee Cooper to NextEra | Commentary
Despite all of Santee Cooper's improvements - and there have been improvements - the state utility company is not a flagship of good government, accountable…
South Carolina ‘Conservative Coalition’ Pushes For Sale Of Santee Cooper
You'd think it wouldn't take a “conservative coalition” to convince Republican lawmakers in one of America's reddest states that the government shouldn't be in the power generation business.…