SCANA lawyer takes blame for audit secrecy
Gov. Henry McMaster forced the release of the critical Bechtel audit.
Jerry Bellune
jerrybellune@yahoo.com
jerrybellune@yahoo.com
Posted 11/19/18
A SCANA lawyer has done what few are likely to do – accept blame.
He admitted he blacked out critical parts of the $1 million Bechtel audit of SCANA’s nuclear …
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SCANA lawyer takes blame for audit secrecy
Gov. Henry McMaster forced the release of the critical Bechtel audit.
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A SCANA lawyer has done what few are likely to do – accept blame.
He admitted he blacked out critical parts of the $1 million Bechtel audit of SCANA’s nuclear project.
Attorney George Wenick told the Public Service Commission that company executives did not intentionally withhold vital information from regulators, their investors and their ratepayers.
Wenick denied SCANA executives ordered him to delete information that could have raised doubts about the $9 billion project.
Wenick was responsible for hiring Bechtel, one of the world’s largest construction and engineering firms, to review the failing project in 2015
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