We were wrong.
The Chronicle reported this week that debt-ridden Santee Cooper has been paying an investment banker $150,000 a month for advice.
Santee Coooer officials have now admitted to …
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We were wrong.
The Chronicle reported this week that debt-ridden Santee Cooper has been paying an investment banker $150,000 a month for advice.
Santee Coooer officials have now admitted to state senators that they have actually been paying $250,000 a month for at least 4 months to Centerview Partners for advice.
The payments were for assessment of offers to buy the taxpayer-owned utility.
Why is this important to Chronicle readers?
Most of us are taxpayers.We own Santee Cooper and its $8 billion debt.
Many of us are Mid-Carolina Electric Cooperative members.
Some or all of our elecgtricity is bought from Santee Cooper.
Its sale, who runs it and who has to pay off its $8 billion debt will affect members’ electric rates
More in Thursday's Chronicle.
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