Florida PSC Supports Duke Energy’s Five New Solar Projects
TALLAHASSEE The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) today approved cost recovery for Duke Energy Florida, LLC’s (DEF) development of five solar projects, totaling 374.1 Megawatts (MW). Over the life of the projects, customer savings are estimated at $37 million, and when carbon dioxide emission costs are included, customer savings increase to $234 million.
“With these five projects, Duke Energy will reach more than 700 MW of solar additions since 2019. Florida customers will continue to benefit from emissions-free, cost-effective energy for decades,” said PSC Chairman Gary Clark. “Customers will also benefit from increased fuel diversity and system reliability, as well as the deferral of new plant construction.”
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Resurrected Bites are delivering food to local families in need. They distribute food donated by individuals, businesses and from distribution warehouses of short-date or damaged food.
Although they have seen the demand for food parcels dramatically increase over recent months, they wanted to do more. In November, they started a further appeal for unused or unwanted gifts that they could wrap and deliver to their customers. They especially wanted to make sure that parents had something to give their children on Christmas day..
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