I had said I wasn't going to write anymore on the subject, but I have to Mr. Dunlop, because you did it again! You cite data you gleaned from the EIA Web site and then conveniently cull bits and pieces of information to support your position and ignore facts that disprove it! A typical enviro-whacko ploy. ...more

August 5, 2008

Customers of Tampa Electric Co. should brace themselves for a hefty increase in their monthly electric bill next year. ...more

July 19, 2008

Electric bills for customers of Tampa Electric could jump 22.3 percent beginning next year thanks to a sharp increase in the utility's fuel costs, the company announced today. ...more

July 18, 2008

State regulators have approved Progress Energy Florida's plan to build two nuclear power plants in Levy County. ...more

July 18, 2008

State regulators have approved Progress Energy Florida's plan to build two nuclear power plants in Levy County. ...more

July 16, 2008

Progress Energy Florida's plan to build two nuclear power plants in Levy County was approved today by state regulators. ...more

July 15, 2008

Nothing like a $65 fill-up to get the attention of a teenage driver. ...more

July 13, 2008

Electric bills for customers of Progress Energy Florida would jump by more than $8 a month under a plan filed today with state regulators. Citing the higher cost of coal, natural gas and oil, the St. Petersburg-based utility asked the Florida Public Service Commission for permission to recover the increased costs from customers. If approved, the 8 percent increase would be applied to customers' bills beginning in August. ...more

May 30, 2008

Small Price To Pay Since housing, insurance, energy and the economy are such huge concerns now, I would like to offer a proven solution that gets very little press due to false, preconceived notions. Why not build a hurricane proof house that also passively heats and cools itself, within limits, and pays for itself in total assets saved over 14 years? ...more

May 18, 2008

The glowing amber dot on a light switch in the entryway of George Tsapoitis' house offers a clue about the future of electricity. ...more

May 12, 2008