South Carolina Electric and Gas Company Seeks Exemption for Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station

Summary

The company is requesting an exemption from certain regulations at the Virgil C. Summer Nuclear Station in South Carolina, citing recent upgrades and safety improvements.

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