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Halting the work is expected to save customers nearly $7 billion in additional costs, the state-run agency known as Santee Cooper told bondholders.

South Carolina and Georgia nuclear reactor owners inked deals supporting the projects, though they’re still deciding whether to complete them.

New York Power Authority chief financial officer Bob Lurie visits The Bond Buyer to discuss the state's focus on alternative energy projects and his career path. Hosted by Andrew Coen.

The agreement allows owners of two new reactors at Plant Vogtle to take over construction.

Regulators will hear claims that ratepayers face hikes from a “bungled” nuclear reactor project.

Among those affected by the EnerVest collapse are public pension funds in Texas, Colorado, Illinois, New Mexico, California and Florida.

The unused allocations stand at $150.3 million for governmental bodies and $179.36 million for cooperative electric companies.

Boulder, Colo. hopes to succeed where many other local governments have failed.

Despite potential changes on the horizon, public power ratings are showing improvement, according to Fitch Ratings.

Owners of under-construction nuclear reactors in Georgia reached a settlement with Toshiba and bankrupt Westinghouse.

A consumer protection bill for PACE loans in California passed the state Senate.

Vero Beach, Fla., signed a letter of intent to sell its utility to Florida Power & Light.

Public power agencies in Georgia and South Carolina face headwinds from the Westinghouse bankruptcy.

The Long Island Power Authority says renewables will save it $5 billion on no-longer needed capital investments.

Spreads widened on bonds for new nuclear units in South Carolina and Georgia.

Energy Northwest is preparing to price $592 million of revenue and refunding bonds.

While some states celebrated President Trump's reversal of the Clean Power Plan and others filed lawsuits, public utilities are expected to continue moves away from coal.