FPL says its old data center rules comply with new Florida consumer law. Do they?
Thursday was an important deadline for the sake of Floridians’ pocketbooks: The consumer protection law Gov. Ron DeSantis signed earlier this year required corporate utilities to submit plans for how they would handle data centers by Oct. 1. Specifically, the plans would outline how the utilities would protect residents from data centers increasing their electric bills. Duke Energy filed its plan…
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