The Florida Public Service Commission approved new electric rates for TECO and Duke Energy customers that will go into effect ...

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 ...

While Duke and Tampa Electric would start collecting the money in March, they would ultimately have to justify all of the storm-related expenses and refund any excess amounts of money they collect.

The Public Service Commission is set to vote on rate increases for Tampa Electric Company (TECO) and Duke Energy.

TECO is the acronym for Tampa Electric Co., which is an Emera Company operation. TGH officials said they changed the name of ...

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 ...

Tampa Electric, an Emera company, issued the following news release on Feb. 4, 2025:* * *Tampa Electric Storm Restoration Costs ApprovedCompany donated $1 million to Share Program to help customers in ...

Vacationers appreciate a little break in their itineraries to see manatees swimming in the waters around the Tampa Electric water plant, and they don't have to pay an arm and a leg for the privilege.

While most Floridians enjoyed time off over the holidays, the folks at the state’s monopoly utilities — Florida Power & Light, Duke and Tampa Electric — were busy playing Scrooge.

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.