Is the largest factor that led to the decision not to go forward with the South Carolina project, and frankly, decisions around the country to close or mark for closure a number of nuclear plants, have more to do with the very low cost of natural gas? Is that a bigger factor?
Carper questions if low natural gas prices influenced nuclear project cancellations.
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