Jacksonville Electric Authority CEO Jay Stowe said Friday that Jacksonville residents and builders might not see a noticeable increase in electric and water rates in 2022, but there will be the need for larger fees moving forward.
JEA’s board proposed spreading out both the increase in capacity fees and residential fees across a two-year time span, Stowe said.
The proposal comes after rising costs from JEA’s Plant Vogle project, which includes construction of two new power-generating units…
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