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Duke hits back at Clearwater takeover study

Summary by St Pete Catalyst
Duke Energy is pushing back on Clearwater’s new feasibility study that says residents could save money by forming a city-run electric utility. In a letter filed ahead of Monday night’s council meeting, Duke Florida state president Melissa Seixas said NewGen’s findings rest on uncertain costs and outdated rate data, and warned the transition could take years and erase any projected savings. Source
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Duke hits back at Clearwater takeover study

Duke Energy is pushing back on Clearwater’s new feasibility study that says residents could save money by forming a city-run electric utility. In a letter filed ahead of Monday night’s council meeting, Duke Florida state president Melissa Seixas said NewGen’s findings rest on uncertain costs and outdated rate data, and warned the transition could take years and erase any projected savings. Source

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St Pete Catalyst broke the news in on Thursday, October 2, 2025.
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