Toyota says its $14 billion North Carolina battery plant will begin production in April
Toyota has given a date, or at least a month, for opening its $14 billion battery plant south of Greensboro: April.
Why South Carolina should be excited about reviving the V.C. Summer nuclear plant | Opinion
South Carolina state Sen. Tom Davis shares four reasons why a long-dormant proposal to build two nuclear reactors is “far ...
Why South Carolina should be skeptical about reviving the V.C. Summer nuclear plant | Opinion
Former Public Service Commissioner Tom Ervin wonders why anyone would want to invest in a “spectacularly failed project” that ...
Florence's battery plant pressed pause on a $1.5B expansion. Local leaders see it as an opportunity.
AESC electric vehicle battery plant's $1.5B expansion with 1,080 jobs is on hold. It comes after President Donald Trump put ...
SC manufacturing mainstay Husqvarna now outsourcing mowers from Orangeburg plant
Husqvarna Group has handed off its longtime Orangeburg manufacturing plant to a Singapore business that will continue to ...
EV maker Scout Motors wants to sell directly to buyers but can't do it in its home state
South Carolina is one of about two dozen states that ban manufacturers from selling vehicles directly to consumers and ...
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South Carolina blocks Scout Motors’ direct sales despite $1.3B incentive
South Carolina granted Scout Motors $1.3 billion in incentives to build its $2 billion EV plant, but residents cant buy the ...
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McMaster favors restarting failed nuclear project that hit ratepayers in the wallet
Gov. Henry McMaster expressed support this week for restarting a nuclear expansion project that was never finished after ...
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A Black farmer in South Carolina cultivates culture, history — and rice
In late October, Marion “Rollen” Chalmers stood next to a rice field ringed by pines and palm trees. He pointed out roseate ...
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New poll shows majority of South Carolinians want a more competitive energy sector
A majority of South Carolinians support having more choice when it comes to their energy providers, according to a new poll. The poll, commissioned by the Clean Energy ...