Drew WilsonMay 11, 2021
4min1233
Duke will suspend disconnections ahead of hurricanes and help customers lower energy consumption.
Tag: Southern Alliance for Clean Energy
Drew WilsonMay 11, 2021
Janelle Irwin TaylorJuly 25, 2019
4min330
Local officials want residents to experience a cleaner drive.
Drew WilsonJune 6, 2019
5min485
"The company is truly among those spearheading the progress we've seen in the electric sector"
Jacob OglesApril 7, 2019
4min1077
Parties asked for a six-month stay on planned trial.
Jacob OglesApril 1, 2019
4min759
Measure could deliver uncertain future for solar power, group says.
Staff ReportsAugust 29, 2017
4min340
Duke Energy announced Tuesday it had filed a settlement agreement with the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC). The good news: Rates won’t be increasing as expected. “This settlement has broad support and was developed collaboratively with the Office of Public Counsel and other consumer advocates, including the Florida Industrial Power Users Group, White Springs Agricultural […]
Mitch PerryApril 4, 2017
4min218
Legislation that would bring new measures of accountability to Florida’s Public Service Commission passed a House Committee on Tuesday. Pinellas Republican Kathleen Peters’s bill (HB 7071) would create performance-based incentives for utilities by rating their reliability, customer service, power plant performance and costs. It also would bar lawmakers from serving on the commission within six years of […]
Peter SchorschMarch 30, 2017
3min266
The House of Representatives’ new lobbying registration regime has ensnared Susan Glickman, Florida director for the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy. House Speaker Richard Corcoran now requires lobbyists to disclose every bill, amendment, and individual appropriation they are trying to influence. Go to the House website, and you’ll see Glickman is registered for four House bills. But […]
Mitch PerryOctober 19, 20168min563
Critics of Amendment 1 on next month’s ballot in Florida teed off on the sponsors of that measure on Wednesday, following an explosive report in the Miami Herald quoting a policy director with the James Madison Institute as saying the utility industry is trying to deceive voters into supporting restrictions on solar power by supporting the amendment. […]
Michael MolineSeptember 14, 2016
4min438
The lights seem likely to stay on in Florida for the next 10 years, utility industry representatives told the Public Service Commission Wednesday. Reserve margins for the electricity supply should exceed 20 percent during that time, due to increased reliance on natural gas — projected to hold steady at 65 percent of supply. Renewable energy […]