Tampa Electric today filed its projected fuel costs for 2026 with the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC).
Including all expenses and previously approved adjustments, bills are expected to rise for the first portion of the year. However, after the existing storm recovery costs are fully collected next summer, a 1,000-kilowatt-hour (kwh) residential bill is expected to drop by about $20 in September.
“Energy is a big part of our lives, and Tampa Electric is working to bring energy to you as efficiently as possible,” Archie Collins, president and CEO of Tampa Electric, said. “We remain focused on delivering affordable and dependable energy today, while preparing our system to meet the needs of tomorrow.”…