The V.C. Summer nuclear project is widely considered to be the one of the biggest business failures in state history. It left state-owned utility Santee Cooper $4 billion in debt and started off a lengthy debate about what to do with it. Now, years after that project's collapse in 2017, the path ahead for the utility is just becoming clearer. This week, we get you up to speed on this story and break down why it matters to South Carolinians.