Highlights
FPL Group is an energy company with two main subsidiaries, Florida Power & Light Co. and FPL Energy Inc. It has revenues of close to $16 billion annually and has a presence in 26 states. A third subsidiary, FPL FiberNet, provides cable and fiber-optic services to telecommunications companies. FPL Group's Florida Power & Light subsidiary is the largest investor-owned utility in Florida. In 2007, FPL announced plans to build the world's largest solar-power plant. The company owns nuclear plants in four states.
FPL Group is an energy company with two main subsidiaries, Florida Power & Light Co. and FPL Energy Inc. It has revenues of close to $16 billion annually and has a presence in 26 states. A third subsidiary, FPL FiberNet, provides cable and fiber-optic services to telecommunications companies. FPL Group's Florida Power & Light subsidiary is the largest investor-owned utility in Florida. In 2007, FPL announced plans to build the world's largest solar-power plant. The company owns nuclear plants in four states.
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High winds cut power to Broward, Miami-Dade residents
South Florida Sun-SentinelFlorida Power & Light crews are working today to restore power to more than 500 Broward and Miami-Dade customers affected by Sunday's high winds. At one point, about 10,000 customers were without electricity. After utility crews worked throughout the...Tags: Fort Lauderdale, Florida Power & Light
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That Constellation deal is far from done
Warren Buffett has agreed to pay $4.7 billion for Baltimore's Constellation Energy Group. He'll have to put up much more if he really wants it. To Constellation shareholders? Sure, that's possible. But also to customers of Baltimore Gas & Electric,...Tags: Robert L. Ehrlich Jr., Layoffs and Downsizing, Potomac Electric Power Company, Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, Government
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Cada vez hay más gente sin trabajo
EL SENTINELEl nivel de desempleo en la Florida ha llegado a 7 por ciento, su nivel más alto en 15 años, informaron las autoridades al tiempo que el presidente George W. Bush anunciaba la extensión de los beneficios de desempleo hasta 13 semanas para aliviar la carga...Tags: Office Depot Inc., Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Coconut Creek, George Bush, American Express Company
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Existing in an alternate universe
Forum Publishing GroupThe federal government is tossing money around as though it's a game of Monopoly. A recent Associated Press story is particularly depressing, because it makes two points: One point is that some big banks have been pressured to accept money they didn't...Tags: Sales, Petroleum Industry, State Budgets, Fort Lauderdale, Vehicles
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Florida's jobless level hits a 15-year high of 7 percent in October
South Florida Sun-SentinelThe jobless level in Florida hit a 15-year high of 7 percent in October, it was reported on Friday. And on the same day, President Bush extended jobless benefits up to 13 weeks to ease the pain of rising unemployment nationwide. Another three months of...Tags: Broward County, Coconut Creek, Government, Wachovia Corp., Office Depot Inc.
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FPL feels the heat
Mayo on the Side: Broward news columnist Michael Mayo | Sun-Sentinel BlogsI love me a good public-relations backtracking. In the case of FPL, the utility did a quick turnaround on its shameless request for higher fees to cover fuel costs in 2009. It took some probing and shaming from consumer groups......Tags: Petroleum Industry, Government, Civil and Public Service
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Nicor boosts board to 13 by adding Florida utility exec
Tribune staffNicor Inc. said Florida utility executive Armando J. Olivera has joined the board of the Naperville gas-distribution utility. The 58-year-old Olivera is president and chief executive of Florida Power & Light, the principal subsidiary of holding company...Tags: Naperville, Nicor Incorporated
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Energy
Florida Power & Light got the green light today to pass $221 million in nuclear costs to customers next year. That will add more than $2.55 to an average residential monthly bill. But the Florida Public Service Commission deferred a decision on FPL's... -
FPL flips on light switch
THE PROBLEM David Gray, of Boca Raton, contacted the Sun Sentinel concerned about street lights that were not working along a stretch of Northwest Spanish River Boulevard in Boca Raton that is popular with runners and cyclists. THE BACK STORY Gray,...Tags: Boca Raton, David Gray, Florida Power & Light
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