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Traffic passes along Newton Rd. beside the proposed 80-acre site for the Sabal Trail pipeline compressor station in Albany, Ga., on Thursday, Oct. 9, 2014. The site, which is opposed by local residents, sits directly across the road from a water treatment plant. (AP Photo/Todd Stone)
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New $3.7B gas line proposed for Ala., Ga., Fla.

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Price tag for SC nuclear plant could grow by $1B
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Price tag for SC nuclear plant could grow by $1B

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Nuclear supplier agrees to changes after cheating
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Nuclear supplier agrees to changes after cheating

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Feds want nuclear waste train, but nowhere to go
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Feds want nuclear waste train, but nowhere to go

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Construction time uncertain for Ga. nuclear plant
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Construction time uncertain for Ga. nuclear plant

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FILE - This April 9, 2012 file photo shows the working nuclear reactor at the V.C. Summer Nuclear Station in Jenkinsville, S.C. The delays in the nuclear industry are adding up, adding hundreds of millions of dollars to already expensive projects. The latest announcement came from SCANA Corp., which expects a year-long delay in the completion of its two reactors under construction in South Carolina. That announcement raised questions about whether an identical plant under construction by the same builders in Georgia will also see expensive delays. (AP Photo/Jeffery Collins, File)
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Delays for SC nuclear plant pressure industry

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Ga. plant manager ‘scared’ by salmonella test
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Ga. plant manager ‘scared’ by salmonella test

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Ga. plant manager says mold, mildew at processor
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Ga. plant manager says mold, mildew at processor

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In this Friday, June 13, 2014 photo, Buzz Miller, executive vice president of nuclear development at Southern Co., stands in front of the high-pressure vessel that will be used in a new nuclear reactor at Plant Vogtle power plant in Waynesboro, Ga. Before it started building, the nuclear industry promised its new generation of plants would be constructed using giant Lego-like modules that make building faster, cheaper and produce a higher-quality result. Instead, the Louisiana factory building these modules has failed to master quality control rules, stick to schedule or replicate the approved designs, adding time and significant cost to first-of-their-kind projects. (AP Photo/John Bazemore)
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Promises of easier nuclear construction fall short

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US nuclear regulator looks to reposition staff
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US nuclear regulator looks to reposition staff

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