State okays broader energy efficiency options for low-income Floridians

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The Florida Public Service Commission unanimously approved utilities' energy conservation programs on Tuesday, including expanded low-income efficiency initiatives. The decision overrode staff recommendations and allows Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric, and Florida Power & Light to implement plans that help low-income customers reduce energy consumption through rebates, retrofits, and education about renewable energy and electric vehicle charging. Environmental and consumer advocates praised the programs while noting room for improvement in reaching eligible low-income participants.