Florida’s new data-center law, SB 484, requires that the additional costs of serving these facilities stay with the projects that create them. FPL told regulators that its approved 2026–2029 rate structure already meets that requirement.
Who Pays For Data Center Power? FPL Outlines Its Customer Protections Read More »
These results illustrate why commercial and industrial property owners may benefit from looking beyond the total amount on a monthly utility bill.
Energy Efficiency Upgrades Cut Annual Utility Costs By $690,000 Across Three Facilities Read More »
Commercial and industrial electricity customers are paying more for power, increasing the importance of utility-bill reviews, demand management and energy-efficiency planning.
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Companies often scrutinize major purchases while allowing thousands of recurring charges to pass through accounting with little review. New technology is making it easier to uncover costly discrepancies—but the potential savings may be greater than many executives expect.
The Routine Business Expense That May Deserve A Much Closer Look Read More »
Commercial and industrial electricity prices continued to climb in May, strengthening the case for businesses to scrutinize utility bills, rate classifications, usage patterns and peak-demand charges.
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Don’t blame AI or Trump. In a healthy energy market, rising demand would be met by new investment in reliable, affordable power. But instead, U.S. generation capacity is being throttled by artificial constraints.
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The Public Service Commission hearing is scheduled during the weeks of Oct. 6 to Oct. 10 and Oct. 13 to Oct. 17.
FPL Rate Hike Proposals Spark Debate Before Public Service Commission Read More »
Across South Florida, developers who once raced to capitalize on a booming rental market are now quietly putting entitled multifamily development sites up for sale, citing rising interest rates, construction costs, and tenant concessions.
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Experts estimate that demand is growing by nearly 3% annually, with even sharper spikes during the summer months. In fact, last year’s summer peak demand jumped by 10 gigawatts—twice the increase seen the year before.
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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 Commission Approves A Duke Energy Settlement That Will Increase Electric Rates Read More »