Governor McMaster sends letter to General Assembly (re: VC Summer)
Today during the debate on the first of several bills addressing VC Summer, Governor sent House members and Senators this letter.
Today during the debate on the first of several bills addressing VC Summer, Governor sent House members and Senators this letter.
S.C. lawmakers are ready to drop the hammer on SCE&G — with a flurry of bills aimed at blocking the utility from charging its 700,000 residential customers any more money […]
Video above: Attorney, Scott Elliot, who testified Wednesday seems to agree the project was not prudent. The Office of Regulatory Staff and the Public Service Commission disagreed with this obviously. […]
As I shared earlier, when news broke that Santee Cooper and SCE&G were abandoning VC Summer, I was away on family vacation. I picked up the phone (from Montana) and […]
. Was a very busy week on the floor as we wanted to give bills a chance to become law before session ends. Any bills that didn’t make it through […]
The 1st Session of the 124th General Assembly will convene on Tuesday, January 12, 2021. For lots of information the entire General Assembly and more, visit our website www.scstatehouse.gov This […]
Last week the SC Department of Administration released their much-anticipated report of recommendations for the plans to purchase, reform or manage South Carolina’s state-owned electric and water utility – Santee […]
Happy to report that for the first time in years, the SC Dept of Consumer Affairs will help us ratepayers in this hearing. This opportunity to protect the ratepayers comes […]
Rep. Nathan Ballentine was born in Richland County, graduated from the University of South Carolina, and has worked, lived, and raised his family in the Irmo/Chapin area of the Midlands […]
Thank you for allowing me the opportunity to serve as your State Representative in Columbia! This week we finished the first session of the 123rd General Assembly and I want […]
Last week brought a big step forward in reducing income taxes in South Carolina! Members of the House Tax Policy Review Committee have introduced legislation that would substantially change our […]
Anyone who know’s me (or has been following NathansNews since this post in 2010 ) knows I have little patience. In fact, that’s one of the reasons I declined to […]