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Gulf Power customers could get break on bills
The company wants to chop bills in May, as its customers struggle with the novel coronavirus.
The company wants to chop bills in May, as its customers struggle with the novel coronavirus.
Customers can expect to save about $90 June-December.
“Why should we, as a country, sit here with our arms tied behind our back?"
“We should not be building plants that rely on fossil fuels."
Supporters believe electricity customers will save from competition; opponents say the opposite.
U.S. Rep. Francis Rooney laid into the coal industry and lamented the lack of Republican voices on climate change during...
The Sierra Club is launching an internet video ad blasting Gov. Rick Scott in advance for the prospect he might...
Continuing a shift in Florida’s utility industry toward using natural gas to fuel power plants, Tampa Electric Co. on Thursday...
Florida Public Service Commission members Art Graham and Gary Clark cruised through Senate confirmation hearings Tuesday, touting the performance of...
State regulators will hear arguments in March on proposals for two new power plants in Putnam and Pasco counties that...
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