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The Florida Public Service Commission has granted an extension of confidential classification for Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) regarding proprietary and confidential business information contained in Document Nos. 12478-2021 and x-ref. 03969-2018. This decision was made in accordance with Section 366.093, Florida Statutes, and Rule 25-22.006, Florida
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The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued an order granting confidential classification to certain information related to Florida Public Utilities Company's (FPUC) rate increase request. The commission ruled that the information provided by FPUC, including details about potential future issuances of Chesapeake Utilities Corporation's (CUC)
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The Florida Public Service Commission has approved Tampa Electric Company's (TECO) request for confidential classification of certain information related to its energy purchases. The decision was made on December 18, 2024, and the information will remain protected for up to 18 months from the date of issuance. The
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The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a petition by Peninsula Pipeline Company, Inc. to keep certain information related to its transportation service agreement with Florida City Gas confidential. The commission has determined that the information, including the maximum daily transportation quantity and monthly reservation charges for pipeline segments, meets
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The Florida Public Service Commission has granted Duke Energy Florida, LLC's request for confidential classification of certain information related to the company's storm restoration costs, including those related to Hurricanes Elsa, Eta, Isaias, Ian, Nicole, and Tropical Storm Fred. The confidential classification was granted due to
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The Florida Public Service Commission has granted Tampa Electric Company (TECO) confidentiality treatment for certain information related to the Root Cause analysis of an unplanned outage at one of its power plants. The Commission's order allows TECO to keep the information confidential for up to 18 months, citing
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The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a negotiated as-available energy agreement between Duke Energy Florida, LLC and Placid Solar II, LLC, a renewable energy project developer. As part of this agreement, Duke Energy filed a request for confidential classification of certain information related to the project specifications, pricing, interconnection
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The Florida Public Service Commission has granted confidential classification to a request made by Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) regarding proprietary and confidential business information. The request, filed on May 2, 2025, pertains to information related to full forced outages and partial forced outages at nuclear and non-nuclear generation
Social services
Monmouthshire County Council's ambition to make cuts to social care "too quickly" has led to a £2.4 million overspend in adult social care services and a £1.4 million overspend in children's services in the 2024/25 financial year. Despite these overspends, the
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The Florida Public Service Commission has granted confidential classification to specific information contained in an exhibit submitted by Tampa Electric Company in a recent proceeding. The classification is intended to protect proprietary business information related to asset optimization results, which, if disclosed, could harm the company's competitive interests.
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The Florida Public Service Commission has granted confidential classification to Duke Energy Florida's request for confidential treatment of certain information related to its Asset Optimization Activities. The confidential information includes 2013-2024 sales and gains amounts for Asset Optimization Activities, which Duke Energy Florida claims is proprietary and confidential
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The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) has issued an order granting confidential classification to Duke Energy Florida, LLC's (DEF) fuel report, Document No. 03334-2025, for a period exceeding 18 months. The commission ruled that the information contained in the report is proprietary confidential business information, as defined in
