Rate hikes approved for TECO, Duke Energy
State regulators on Tuesday approved rate increases for Duke Energy and TECO customers to cover costs from Florida's devastating 2024 hurricane season. Evan Axelbank reports.
State regulators OK electricity rate hike for Duke Energy
Duke Energy Indiana received approval Wednesday from state regulators to increase its base electricity rates, but at a lower amount than the utility initially proposed.
Duke Energy, Tampa Electric customers to pay at least $20 monthly hike for storm costs
Floridians who get their electricity from Duke Energy or Tampa Electric will soon face hefty increases of at least $20 more per month on their bills, as part of the two companies’ efforts to recoup costs from last year’s hurricane season.
TECO, Duke Energy customers could see an increase on their monthly bill
The Public Service Commission is set to vote on rate increases for Tampa Electric Company (TECO) and Duke Energy.
Florida’s PSC approves storm charges for TECO, Duke customers
The PSC unanimously approved charging Duke Energy Florida customers $1.1 billion and Tampa Electric Co. customers $464 million for restoration after
State approves reduced Duke Energy rate hike to modernize grid, increase security
Duke Energy gets state approval for raising rates in Indiana with increases happening in two steps: one possibly this month, the other in 2026.
Florida approves rate hikes for TECO and Duke Energy after costly hurricane recoveries
With this approval, the average residential customer using 1000-1250 kWH will now be paying $360-$490 more over the course of the increase starting in March.
Florida regulators approve a near $20 monthly hike for Duke Energy, Tampa Electric customers
While trying to cushion the blow for Tampa Electric Co. customers, state regulators Tuesday approved proposals by Tampa Electric and Duke Energy Florida to collect more than $1.55 billion to cover hurricane-related costs and replenish storm reserves.
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.
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