Southern Co. executives get huge bonuses and pay increases for a nuclear project that’s running up large cost overruns and is hopelessly behind schedule . . .
The Public Service Commission and Georgia Power agree that work will stop April 21 on a proposed nuclear site in Stewart County . . .
The Public Service Commission could be voting soon on the prudency of Georgia Power’s $1.7 billion in cost overruns on the Plant Vogtle nuclear project . . .
The owners of the Plant Vogtle nuclear reactors finalize the settlement of a legal dispute with their contractors over cost overruns and construction delays in the project . . .
The Public Service Commission begins the latest review of construction costs related to the Plant Vogtle nuclear project . . .
Georgia Power settles a federal lawsuit with one of its contractors on disputed costs increases involving the Plant Vogtle nuclear project for $350 million . . .
Georgia Power says there were no major cost increases or construction delays in the latest six-month report on the Plant Vogtle nuclear project . . .
Environmental groups want the PSC to determine when it makes economical sense to scuttle the Plant Vogtle nuclear reactors and build a gas-fired power plant instead . . .
The PSC will hold hearings on the latest round of construction costs for Georgia Power’s nuclear units at Plant Vogtle . . .
Georgia Power files report with PSC that discloses $737 million worth of cost increases and further completion delays for the Vogtle nuclear project . . .
