How the Florida Public Service Commission affects what you pay for electricity

Florida is one of only four states where the law expressly prohibits you from buying energy from anyone other than your government-assigned monopoly utility.

By |2026-09-28T12:37:01-04:0028 September, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Fossil fuels vs. solar: Which should power Florida to lower energy bills?

"Solar is cheaper, and you're taking out the fuel cost,” Glickman said. “We could be doing so much better if there was a push to take advantage of the sunshine."

By |2026-09-28T12:26:26-04:0028 September, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Jacksonville Bold for 8.5.26: Bar rescue

“In 2023, JEA claimed a new methane gas plant was the most affordable option for Jacksonville’s energy needs. Just two years later, projected costs have increased 139%, and an independent analysis found the project could cost customers an additional $2.5 billion over its lifetime, plus roughly $1 billion in health impacts from pollution,” said Susan Glickman, vice president of Policy and Partnerships at The CLEO Institute.

By |2026-08-17T15:31:13-04:0017 August, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Overlooked and Underwater: In a state flood resilience program, some inland communities feel forgotten

“We keep mopping the floor of this overflowing bathtub,” Yoca Arditi-Rocha, CEO of The CLEO Institute, said, “and we're cleaning it with taxpayers' dollars.” She’d like to see state legislators turn off the tap.

By |2026-08-12T12:47:28-04:0012 August, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

Environmental groups say JEA ‘leadership turmoil’ should spur public input into resource planning

“In 2023, JEA claimed a new methane gas plant was the most affordable option for Jacksonville’s energy needs. Just two years later, projected costs have increased 139%, and an independent analysis found the project could cost customers an additional $2.5 billion over its lifetime, plus roughly $1 billion in health impacts from pollution,” said Susan Glickman, Vice President of Policy and Partnerships at The CLEO Institute.

By |2026-07-31T09:26:44-04:0031 July, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments

A Utility Mega-Merger Is All About Data Centers

“If we continue to add dangerous climate pollution into the mix, then people who are already suffering and are typically hurt first and worst will suffer even more,” said Susan Glickman, Vice President of Policy and Partnerships at The CLEO Institute.

By |2026-06-16T10:25:51-04:0019 May, 2026|2026, CLEO News|0 Comments
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