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7 mentions for outlet: CBS Miami
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A Florida news segment reports on the rapid adoption of electric vehicles in the state, with 335,000 EVs registered representing 11% of new vehicle sales. However, the report highlights a critical infrastructure gap: despite receiving nearly…
Florida's Public Service Commission approved a four-year rate settlement with Florida Power & Light that will increase customer bills by billions of dollars through 2029. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy was among numerous business and…
Florida Power & Light requested expedited consideration from the Florida Supreme Court of an appeal challenging a 2021 rate settlement that increased the utility's base electric rates. The settlement, approved by the Public Service Commission and…
The Florida Supreme Court ruled that state regulators failed to adequately justify approval of a settlement that increased FPL base electric rates, sending the matter back to the Public Service Commission for a more detailed explanation.…
Florida regulators approved a Florida Power & Light pilot program to add electric-vehicle charging stations, with the utility owning fast-charging stations and charging 30 cents per kilowatt hour. The Southern Alliance for Clean Energy was among…
“Miami Beach has already spent $1 million on stormwater and pumps and raising roads. The city of Miami passed a $400 million bond deal, $192 million is going to sea-level rise. Miami-Dade County in its five-year capital plan has identified more than $20 billion that is going to go to what they call resiliency. Make no mistake that climate change impacts the pillars of Florida's economy: our tourism, agriculture, real estate, our ports, and that includes our boating and fishing, we spend a lot of time boating here. In short, Floridians are feeling the heat and paying the price.”
“This is an extremely unfortunate situation for utility customers in Florida who are being forced to pay this 'nuclear tax' up front for electricity that will very likely never be produced from proposed new reactors”
