Lawmakers and the governor may not have to look far to sell Santee Cooper.
The state’s 20 electric cooperatives are interested in buying the troubled taxpayer-owned utility if it’s in the …
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Lawmakers and the governor may not have to look far to sell Santee Cooper.
The state’s 20 electric cooperatives are interested in buying the troubled taxpayer-owned utility if it’s in the interests of their members.
Electric Cooperatives of S.C. CEO Mike Couick told the Chronicle his group advises lawmakers to:
• Test the market for potential buyers and consider selling to the one that makes the most sense for the cooperatives’ members.
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