Plans for two new reactors in South Carolina have come along swiftly with a contract for large components as well as applications for local authority permission and a construction and operating licence. Utility partners SCG&E and Santee Cooper said the first unit could operate in 2016.
Fast moves in South Carolina
Source: World Nuclear News
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