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Agriculture Commissioner Nikki Fried on Friday used an energy grant to a South Florida city to highlight her opposition to a House effort to move the...
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A push to give Floridians greater choice over energy providers is heating up. Proponents say it will increase competition and drive down costs. But not...
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Hurricane season is fast approaching, which means summer is nearly here, as well. For South Florida, this signals increased attention on storm forecasts...
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With the state’s energy portfolio surpassing 60 percent natural gas, Florida’s utility regulators are pushing for greater diversity.
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A plan to use treated wastewater to freshen Florida Power & Light’s troubled nuclear cooling canals will move forward, for now, without meeting...
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The Mosaic Company has announced it will temporarily close its Plant City phosphate processing plant at the end of the year. That comes despite the...
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In late June, five workers at TECO's Big Bend power station in Apollo Beach were gravely injured in an accident. Two died that day, three others later...
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Last week South Miami became the first city in Florida to mandate that all new homes, townhomes, condo and apartment buildings have rooftop solar panels...
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Over the last two decades, more workers have died at Tampa Electric’s power plants than at those run by any other Florida utility.
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Northeast Florida Republican Congressman John Rutherford is helping lead a bipartisan effort against seismic airgun testing in the Atlantic Ocean, which...