December 1, 2023 JEA seeks 100-plus drivers for study on EV chargingThe year of research will record how people charge their electric vehicles, when they do it and where.…By Aaron Farrar - News4Jax
November 15, 2023 JEA trains for potential attacks on electrical gridJEA took part in a two-day security exercise Tuesday and Wednesday to prepare for the potential of cyber and physical…By Steven Ponson
November 7, 2023 JEA expects to raise electric rates in AprilJEA plans to increase electric rates for both its residential and commercial customers this spring. Without the proposed 3.5% increase,…By Will Brown
September 15, 2023 Sewage spill puts Pottsburg Creek off limitsJEA warned people in the area against fishing or recreation in the affected waters. Drinking water is not affected.…By Vic Micolucci - News4Jax
May 31, 2023 JEA’s bumpy path to sustainabilityTo reach its newly adopted goal of 35% clean energy by 2030, JEA plans to expand its solar and nuclear…By John Burr
May 17, 2023 Electric vehicles in Jax: ‘Be patient,’ better infrastructure is comingA growing number of Jacksonville drivers are choosing electric vehicles — at a time when local EV-charging infrastructure hasn’t kept…By Dan Scanlan
April 26, 2023 JEA sets 2030 energy goals, will co-host public meeting with ADAPTJEA’s board has approved 2030 goals that include more solar and other clean energy — and the public is invited…By John Burr
April 7, 2023 New place to pay JEA bills opens MondayBeginning April 10, JEA customers who prefer to pay their bills in person will need to visit JEA’s new Customer…By Jessica Palombo
August 24, 2022 JEA ready for peak hurricane season despite supply chain challengesJEA and FPL say they’re ready to restore power quickly no matter what happens this hurricane season, but the Florida…By Brendan Rivers