St. Pete Council OKs study to review costs, benefits of owning its own utilities

Responding to the frustrations expressed by local residents, the St. Petersburg City Council has taken a major step towards potentially jettisoning its longtime relationship with Duke Energy Florida and creating its own city-run electric utility. The Council voted 4-3 on Thursday to spend up to $590,000 to hire Texas-based NewGen Strategies and Solutions to analyze […]

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