Scott PowersMay 2, 2019
5min746
Utilities must submit 10-year plans to 'harden' power grid against hurricanes.
Tag: utilities
Scott PowersMay 2, 2019
Drew WilsonApril 18, 2019
4min964
“This would be especially harmful to the citizens of our state who can least afford it.”
Peter SchorschMarch 21, 2019
6min514
FIPUG is happy for us to subsidize their electric supply improvements, they just don’t want to pay for ours.
Drew WilsonMarch 18, 2019
3min239
The new filing asks for the $8-per-month surcharge to start in July.
Drew WilsonMarch 13, 2019
6min1089
“This program will more than double the amount of community solar currently in the U.S.”
Drew WilsonJanuary 24, 2019
7min609
“This proposal is a false promise wrapped in a too-good-to-be-true wrapper."
Staff ReportsJanuary 16, 2019
5min244
Citizens for Energy Choices had turned in 60,880 valid petition signatures as of Tuesday.
Drew WilsonDecember 21, 20184min248
Gulf Power customers can expect to save a few bucks on their electric bill starting next month, the company announced Friday. Thanks to savings from the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, the Northwest Florida utility company has a little more cash in its pockets — enough to cut the average ratepayer’s bill by […]
Drew WilsonDecember 3, 2018
4min343
The longest-running annual conference focused on Northwest Florida economic development was put on the backburner when Hurricane Michael tore through the Panhandle, but Gulf Power says it’s coming back in mid-April. The 22nd Economic Symposium was originally scheduled to commence on Oct.10, the same day the Category 4 storm made landfall near Mexico Beach. Michael […]
Staff ReportsOctober 23, 2018
3min270
Less than two weeks after the nearly Category 5 Hurricane Michael, power has been “fully restored to all public power customers who can accept power,” according to the Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) on Tuesday. At peak, more than 400,000 customers in the region were without power, with nearly 122,000 of them from five Florida […]