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Less than a week after Hurricane Ian knocked out power to large swaths of Florida, state regulators have approved long-term plans by utilities to bolster the state's electric system.
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Rooftop solar panels may cost more to hook up under a bill moving through the Florida House. It may also have utility companies paying less for extra energy. Opponents say the legislation would hurt the rooftop solar industry and lead to thousands of jobs being lost.
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Duke Energy customers can expect to see a 3 to 4 percent increase on their bills in 2022. The rate increase comes as the Public Service Commission approved a settlement agreement between Duke and other parties.
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Low income Tallahassee residents may qualify to get their homes weatherized for free as part of a City program. Wednesday Mayor John Marks and Florida…