Decision on potential $2.7B sale of SC nuclear reactors could be 2 years away

South Carolina's state-owned utility company has set a crucial deadline for the possible $2.7 billion sale of two partially constructed nuclear reactors. This decision comes amid significant debate over the future of nuclear energy and its role in the state's energy mix. With the reactors still unfinished, the decision will likely impact not only the future of energy production in the state but also the broader nuclear industry. This could set a precedent for how utilities approach large-scale, long-term energy projects and the financial risks involved.