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JEA says clean energy usage experienced a more than 10% jump in just two years, but it hasn’t translated to lower bills
Read full article: JEA says clean energy usage experienced a more than 10% jump in just two years, but it hasn’t translated to lower billsThe utility company’s clean energy efforts rely heavily on two primary sources: nuclear power and solar energy. JEA spokesperson Karen McAllister says all customers are already benefiting from these cleaner sources of electricity.
This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - FPL’s approach to solar energy and saving money
Read full article: This Week in Jacksonville: Business Edition - FPL’s approach to solar energy and saving moneySolar energy is cost-effective and less cluttered, according to Florida Power and Light (FPL).
Florida rooftop solar change seems likely to pass, over pushback from solar industry
Read full article: Florida rooftop solar change seems likely to pass, over pushback from solar industryOn Feb. 8, Raina Greenfest jumped on a bus from Palm Beach to Tallahassee to try to convince lawmakers to vote no.
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FPL: Solar projects bringing clean energy & jobs to Northeast Florida
Read full article: FPL: Solar projects bringing clean energy & jobs to Northeast FloridaST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. Construction is underway on five new solar projects across Northeast Florida. These projects are expected to bring not only clean energy but jobs at a time when unemployment has hit record highs during the pandemic. The solar projects are part of the power companys 30-by-30 plan to install 30 million solar panels in Florida by 2030. Construction of the solar projects in Northeast Florida is expected to wrap up by the end of the year. Getting these projects underway during the COVID-19 pandemic has created some unique challenges.