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Florida regulators reject Duke Energy plan for data center costs

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Florida’s Public Service Commission voted 5-0 to reject Duke Energy Florida’s proposal for covering data center costs. The commission said the plan did not show that large customers would pay their full costs of service, as state legislation requires.

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Why it matters

The decision affects Duke Energy Florida and large electricity users, including data centers, in the state. It addresses whether costs tied to large customers could be shifted to other ratepayers or taxpayers.