TECO, Duke customers to see a rate hike increase
TECO, Duke customers to see a rate hike increase starting in March
The Florida Public Service Commission approved new electric rates for TECO and Duke Energy customers that will go into effect starting in March. During a Tuesday meeting, the companies said they asked for rate hikes to cover costs related to recent hurricanes and replenish storm reserves.
If Duke Energy and TECO get their way on Tuesday, customers could soon see significant rate hikes to cover costs from Florida ...
For Duke residential customers who use 1,000 kilowatt hours, the storm costs represent a $32.40 increase on monthly bills, ...
Duke Energy is reporting 9,000 power outages from Tallahassee to Port St. Joe. Tuesday’s historic winter storm is to blame, ...
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Florida Regulators Approve $1.55 Billion In Hurricane-Related Costs For Tampa Electric, Duke EnergyFlorida utility customers can expect to see higher bills in the coming months as the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) ...
The storm-related costs would add $31.18 to the monthly bills of such Duke customers — though Duke said last month it expects ...
Duke Energy Florida has completed all 10 of its planned Clean Energy Connection solar energy sites across Florida. The 10 sites will generate enough electricity to power approximately 230,000 ...
Florida State men’s basketball coach Leonard Hamilton — the program’s winningest men’s basketball coach in their history — ...
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