Plant Vogtle nuclear projects hits another delay
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Bottom line, they (all the employees) do not ever want that gravy train to end! I’ll leave it at that because I know a lot of people still working there.
Nobody in the labor force, the engineering, quality, construction, or project control departments, or management at GA Power or its contractors will lose any sleep, money, or their jobs due to this event. Personal accountability is so passe.
“Georgia Power officials have argued some cost increases were to be expected since the Vogtle expansion is the first new nuclear project to be built in the United States in 30 years.” If this is true, why didn’t they let everyone know ahead of time?
This is beyond ridiculous, people need to start going to jail for the mismanagement of this project