A.G. GancarskiOctober 3, 2019
6min355
It was called the most significant rulemaking in a generation.
Tag: Duke Energy
A.G. GancarskiOctober 3, 2019
Drew WilsonSeptember 16, 2019
2min283
“We are continuing to promote renewable energy, energy efficiency and lower carbon emissions"
Drew WilsonSeptember 4, 2019
2min373
Duke Energy still has 2,200 crew members and contractors on hand in Florida
Drew WilsonSeptember 3, 2019
4min217
"Once we begin work, we will not stop until restoration is complete.”
Jim SaundersJune 25, 2019
7min340
"This is a well-heeled special interest group trying to advance a policy change that would benefit their industry."
Ryan NicolMay 24, 2019
3min541
The event will take place on day one of the upcoming hurricane season.
Scott PowersApril 11, 2019
4min662
The Florida Democratic Party, meantime, reported $895,055.
Guest AuthorApril 1, 2019
5min867
Don’t be fooled. Reject the false promises of electricity deregulation.
Michael MolineOctober 30, 2018
3min238
Gulf Power Co. will return $9.6 million in its savings from the 2017 federal tax cuts under a deal the Public Service Commission approved Tuesday. The “flow-back,” effective Jan. 1, follows more than $103 million in tax savings the company already began returning to its ratepayers. The settlement followed negotiations between Gulf Power, the Office of […]
Janelle Irwin TaylorOctober 27, 2018
5min194
Pinellas County Commission candidate Kathleen Peters is touting her voting record standing up for consumers during her tenure in the Florida Legislature. In a mailpiece sent to voters this week by Peters’ political committee, Florida Speaks, Peters highlights her record fighting utility companies and pushing back on monopoly control. “We need electricity to survive but […]