Georgia Nuclear Project Left Customers Centuries Behind and $17 billion Dollars Poorer

The two long-delayed nuclear reactors in Georgia have finally started generating electricity at a cost of $17 billion over budget.
Georgians have already paid billions for the project and regulators will decide if they must pay billions more.
The project was supposed to revive the U.S. nuclear industry but faced massive delays and cost overruns.
Similar projects in South Carolina were abandoned due to ballooning costs and schedules slipping years behind.
The total price tag for the Georgia and South Carolina projects is now $28 billion, double original estimates.