FPL Bills to Increase Come January

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Florida's Public Service Commission approved a $294 million rate increase for FPL and Progress Energy Florida to cover costs for future nuclear facilities, raising customer bills by at least $2.59 monthly. Stephen Smith, executive director of the Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, criticized the increase as a "nuclear tax" for reactors unlikely to be built, noting that the proposed reactors won't be constructed for a decade.