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COVID-19 Is Still Spreading. Should Florida Regulators Order Electric Utilities To Stop DisconnectinEarthjustice, an environmental law nonprofit, filed a petition Tuesday asking the Public Service Commission for an emergency order to suspend disconnections for overdue customers.
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A scarcity of freshwater near Turkey Point has led to another legal clash between Miami-Dade County environmental regulators and Florida Power &...
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The Florida Supreme Court on Thursday unanimously rejected a proposed constitutional amendment that would have overhauled and deregulated the state’s...
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A proposed amendment to Florida’s constitution would deregulate and open up competition for investor-owned utility companies. This week, attorneys for...
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A proposed change to the state Constitution that would alter the way Floridians get their electricity came before the state Supreme Court Wednesday. The...
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Nearly two-thirds of Florida –some 6.7 million customers - lost power during 2017’s Hurricane Irma. Utilities blamed most of those outages on falling...
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For residents of one West Palm Beach neighborhood, some ground-shuddering repetitive banging is a small price to pay for power that stays on even during...
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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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With renewable energy being at the forefront of issues with many climate advocates, utility companies are often seen as culprits when it comes to...
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While most of the news about state waters has been focused on red tide, those near the Indian River Lagoon have also been dealing with brown tide, which...