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Florida Commission Approves A Duke Energy Settlement That Will Increase Electric Rates
Also as part of the settlement, Duke will be able to recoup costs from customers for 12 new solar facilities. The solar increases are projected to total $12 million in 2025, $71 million in 2026 and $58 million in 2027, the utility said last month.
Florida Considers New Nuclear Power Expansion, First In Decades
As Florida takes steps toward possibly expanding its nuclear energy capabilities, the state and federal efforts reflect a broader push to embrace advanced nuclear technology as a key component of a clean energy future.
PortMiami Among The First In The World With Shore Power
Cruise ships docked at PortMiami no longer have to leave their engines running while in port, instead connecting to the electrical grid. This system will show a significant reduction in pollution. Miami is the first port on the eastern seaboard with the system, and one of only 35 in the world.
The elected CFO of the Sunshine State recently highlighted some of the “serious red flags” that consumers need to be aware of when purchasing solar panels. Patronis explained that reports show homeowners could see higher premiums over time, due to a need for specialized coverage, or for the replacement of a solar panel.