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How much could data centers cost Duke Energy Florida customers? It’s redacted (opens the original)
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Consumer advocates filed explosive new documents Tuesday in Tallahassee, alleging in a case before regulators that Duke Energy is trying to saddle Floridians with billions’ worth of increases to their bills because of data centers. There’s only one catch: The exact number is hidden from the public. Duke’s approach to data centers “leaves a dramatic, unprecedented gap— [REDACTED] — for the general body of customers to fill,” reads the filing by Florida Rising, an affordability group. “The resulti
How a donkey named Eloise became a symbol in the fight against Florida data centers (opens the original)
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It was a marathon government meeting that stretched more than nine hours. There were complicated PowerPoints filled with maps and charts. Lawyers rattling off statute numbers. Droves of residents sitting shoulder-to-shoulder, waiting their turn to voice fears about how proposed Citrus County data centers could damage their home values, health and way of life. Amid the deluge of information was one quick mention, in about Hour 4, of a donkey. It came as one resident told planning officials about
Duke Energy tries to disqualify consumer group from Florida data center hearings (opens the original)
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Duke Energy Florida is trying to exclude a consumer group from weighing in on how the company will distribute the costs of increased electricity demand from data centers. In filings to state utility regulators Thursday, Duke argued that Florida Rising, a group that fights for lower electric bills for residents, shouldn’t be allowed to participate in the data center hearings. These hearings are the result of a law signed by Gov. Ron DeSantis earlier this year, which imposed the state’s first regu
Florida Gov. DeSantis embraces ‘flying car’ tech despite shunning other EV programs (opens the original)
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In a news conference loaded with “Back to the Future” and “The Jetsons” references, Gov. Ron DeSantis announced Monday that Florida would become a national hub for testing ultralight electric aircraft, generally considered the next frontier of electric vehicles. Although many people call them “flying cars,” without wheels or landing gear, they’re more like human-sized drones that can take off or land without a runway. The industry refers to them as electric vertical takeoff and landing aircraft,
Backers of these 3 Florida data centers giving big to politicians (opens the original)
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For years, the big political donors in Florida politics were a familiar group: the sugar industry, Disney, Publix and the like. But in the 2026 election cycle, a new crop of would-be kingmakers has emerged connected to artificial intelligence as the industry works to turn Florida into a foothold. Tens of millions of dollars have poured into Florida campaigns from companies with visions of transforming vast stretches of land in the state’s rural pockets into warehouses. Among the donors are billi
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