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JEA would purchase the power from Florida Power & Light Co. through The Energy Authority, which is negotiating the deal between the two utilities.
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That's because total bills include the cost of natural gas used in power plants, which is declining in price. JEA estimates that most bills will drop over the next five months.
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CEO Aaron Zahn and CFO Ryan Wannemacher urged a judge to either dismiss the charges entirely or move the case to another county.
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Electric bills should fall in November as JEA pays less to fuel its power plants.
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Plant Vogtle's expansion includes the first nuclear units to be built in the U.S. in more than 30 years.
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Power outages could climb as wind and rain continues. High winds are hampering some recovery efforts.
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By midday Wednesday, 1,280 customers had been disconnected or faced disconnection by the end of the day.
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A freeze on late fees and disconnections expired Sunday. A total of 3,948 customers are facing disconnection this week.
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Construction of what JEA once called the "Jacksonville 5" never broke ground. The utility now generates less than 2% of its electricity from renewable sources such as solar.
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Florida residents and businesses could get hit with higher electric bills as utilities continue to struggle with increased costs of natural gas, which is used to fuel power plants.