Keep the Florida utility grid ready for hurricane season and deadly ‘silent storms’
Heat waves kill more people in the US than any other form of extreme weather.
Heat waves kill more people in the US than any other form of extreme weather.
Florida’s regulatory process makes outcomes like FPL's highest-in-the-nation profit margin almost inevitable.
Advocates say communities on the front lines of the climate crisis are hardest-hit by costs
Legislation that would have helped families with electricity bills ended up stalling this past session.
The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy recently released its latest 'Energy Efficiency in the Southeast' report.
Hotter summers, erratic rainfall and rising seas pose risks to infrastructure and the water supply for Floridians
Florida laws are constraining the choice of residents to install their own solar generation and storage capabilities.
Solar is 20-28% cheaper than new natural gas generation, creates local jobs and keeps dollars in-state.
An over-reliance on coal and gas has made Orlando dirtier, less healthy and more expensive.
By increasing investments in solar, utilities can hedge against economic risks and deliver more stable, affordable energy.
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