TECO, Duke customers to see a rate hike increase

Rate hikes approved for TECO, Duke Energy
State regulators on Tuesday approved rate increases for Duke Energy and TECO customers to cover costs from Florida's devastating 2024 hurricane season. Evan Axelbank reports.
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