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Fresh questions arise about Vogtle's payment plan

Published: Wednesday, November 29, 2017

ATLANTA — The Georgia Public Service Commission staff is vigorously pushing back against Georgia Power Co.'s request for customers to foot the entire bill for its nuclear expansion project, calling the move "an inappropriate extortion attempt," according to documents obtained by E&E News.

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