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Nuclear power could include large nuclear plants, it also could involve small reactors that might be used by the military or industries. | vencav, stock.adobe.com

Florida looks to add more nuclear power

While utilities continue to build solar facilities, nuclear power could be important in meeting future needs.…

By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida

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The Turkey Point nuclear plant is south of Miami. | Lynne Sladky, AP

Florida regulators look to add nuclear power

Nuclear plants generate about 13% of Florida’s electricity, but the state hasn’t had new plants since the 1970s and 1980s.…

By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida

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In this July 28, 2015, photo, electricians Adam Hall, right, and Steven Gabert, install solar panels on a roof for Arizona Public Service company in Goodyear, Ariz. Traditional power companies are getting into small-scale solar energy and competing for space. The emerging competition comes as utilities and smaller solar installers fight over the future of the U.S. energy system. (AP Photo/Matt York)

JEA’s bumpy path to sustainability

To reach its newly adopted goal of 35% clean energy by 2030, JEA plans to expand its solar and nuclear…

By John Burr

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FPL solar power trees in Downtown Miami. Credit: Felix Mizioznikov

Florida Power & Light sets ambitious goal to eliminate carbon emissions by 2045

The parent company of Florida’s largest utility has announced plans to expand its use of solar energy and other renewable…

By Jim Saunders - News Service of Florida and Brendan Rivers

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