Post-hurricane rate hikes: Utilities profit while failing to properly invest in infrastructure
Utility profits earned from their Florida customers are largely going to out-of-state shareholders, not grid improvements.
Utility profits earned from their Florida customers are largely going to out-of-state shareholders, not grid improvements.
The plaintiffs claim the Public Service Commission’s approval of utility plans based on fossil fuels violates their rights.
With concerns about climate change growing, nuclear has again become an option.
Hillsborough County commissioners must intervene in TECO rate hikes and pass an affordable energy and climate plan.
Florida, with its vast biogas potential, stands poised to harness the benefits of RNG.
As energy providers move toward renewable energy, it’s imperative we prevent utilities from loading costs onto ratepayers.
HB 1645/SB 1624 is an omnibus, which is a large bill composed of smaller bills on related topics including natural ...
House Bill 229 proposes tweaking the structure of the PSC, which decides how much utilities charge Floridians for their energy.Â
The Florida Public Service Commission approved sending a letter to the EPA raising concerns over its proposed power-plant rule.
By Carol Lindsey, Florida Clinicians for Climate Action Medical professionals are seeing more patients whose health is adversely affected by ...
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