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Florida PSC staff members have recommended that Customers of Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric should see monthly bills trimmed in June.

Duke Energy Florida joined Tampa Electric in seeking reduced customer bills because of lower-than-expected costs of methane gas.

Groups appealing a March order by the Florida Public Service Commission that renewed approval of a sprawling FPL settlement.

Florida Power & Light filed a proposal at the state Public Service Commission that seeks a go-ahead for 12 new solar-energy facilities.

Florida Power & Light would give a $5 million credit to customers after charging “replacement” power costs due to outages at nuclear plants.

Duke Energy Florida wants state approval of a 3-year plan to increase customers’ base electric rates and expand solar power generation.

State regulators Tuesday approved a plan by Duke Energy Florida that includes collecting $91.9 million from customers in 2024.

The bill could allow the Florida PSC “to maintain full delegated inspection enforcement authority over the natural gas utilities.”

The Florida Office of Public Counsel, which represents consumers in utility issues, had challenged the decision.

Mike La Rosa, a former Florida House member was chosen to become chair of the PSC, the state's utility-regulatory panel.

Duke filed a proposal at the Florida Public Service Commission seeking approval to pass along Idalia costs to customers in 2024.

The Florida Public Service Commission regulates utilities in the state. It’s been in the news lately because a former state legislator resigned from consideration after allegations of sexual misconduct. For more about the Florida PSC,...