SCE Defends $4.7B SONGS Settlement

By Karl Herchenroeder

Southern California ratepayers are paying about $500 million less in premature shutdown costs at the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station (SONGS) than the plant’s majority owner, Southern California Edison, had sought in a settlement agreement, according…

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SCE Defends $4.7B SONGS Settlement

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