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SCANA updates Summer nuclear unit progress
05/21/2013
SCANA subsidiary South Carolina Electric & Gas has accelerated 15 construction “milestones” for V.C. Summer nuclear Units 2 and 3, while 34 milestone have been delayed. |
CB&I completes acquisition of The Shaw Group
02/14/2013
CB&I announced that it has completed the acquisition of The Shaw Group. |
CB&I shareholders approve merger with Shaw Group
12/19/2012
CB&I announced that 90 percent of shareholders approved the proposed acquisition of The Shaw Group on Dec. 18. |
CH2M Hill names president of Energy & Chemicals Business Group
12/04/2012
CH2M HILL, a global full-service consulting, design, construction and operations firm, is pleased to announce that Rob Berra has joined the company as President of its Energy & Chemicals Busine...
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Vogtle nuclear expansion delayed
11/28/2012
The addition of two new reactors at the Vogtle plant in eastern Georgia could be completed a year or more behind schedule say the lead contractors on the project. |
Third lawsuit filed over Vogtle nuclear construction costs
11/05/2012
Westinghouse Electric Co. and a subsidiary of The Shaw Group filed a $900 million lawsuit against Georgia Power over the costs of the Alvin Vogtle nuclear power plant construction in Georgia. |
Toshiba acquires Shaw Group's stake in Westinghouse
10/10/2012
Toshiba Corp. on Oct. 10 said it will acquire The Shaw Group's share in Westinghouse Electric Co. |
Shaw awarded EPC management contract for 22 coal-fired power plants
10/02/2012
The Shaw Group Inc. on Oct. 2 said has been awarded a contract by FirstEnergy Corp. for an air quality control program for 22 coal-fired units at eight sites in Ohio, Pennsylvania and West Virginia.
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Shaw Group one step closer to closing merger with Technip
08/07/2012
The Shaw Group Inc. said that it was informed by the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) of the early termination of the waiting period under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976 rel...
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Westinghouse, Shaw sue over additional nuclear construction costs
08/02/2012
Westinghouse and a subsidiary of The Shaw Group are suing Georgia Power and co-owners of Vogtle nuclear power plant for breach of contract due to additional construction expenses. |
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