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That technology allows company technicians to troubleshoot just about any power disruption by clicking on a screen at their St. Petersburg control center.
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A Duke Energy contractor hit a pipe. 45,000 gallons of treated wastewater dumped into Boca Ciega BayMore than 1,000 residents and businesses on Treasure Island were without reclaimed water for nearly a week, according to a Pinellas County official.
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The challenge alleges that the project could damage a city wellfield that plays a key role in Lakeland’s water supply.
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Hawaiians had the highest monthly electric bills in 2022 paying on average $210.26 a month. In contrast, Utah’s residents paid the least at $84.97.
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A collaboration of at least 10 advocacy organizations in Florida have launched a campaign to mobilize the Hillsborough County Commission to push back against rate hikes driven by fossil fuel prices.
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The Public Service Commission is slated March 7 to take up proposals from Duke and other state utilities. Customers can expect to see higher bills in April.
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On March 7, the Florida Public Service Commission is expected to decide whether or not to approve rate hikes from Tampa Electric and Duke Energy Florida because of rising natural gas costs and expensive storm preparations.
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Under the proposals, the increases would mean around 20% higher electric bills for Duke customers and about 10% for TECO customers.
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Bills will go up for many customers of Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric, FPL and Florida Public Utilities. They likely will increase again in the spring because of high costs of natural gas used to fuel power plants.
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The Florida Public Service Commission approved proposals by companies including Duke Energy and Tampa Electric.
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Duke customers are expected to see increased electric bills in 2023, but the proposal would ease that rise.
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The Public Service Commission approved the plans but expressed concerns about how the costs could impact future utility bills.