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Orlando Utilities Commission has a new plan to change its price structure for electric customers, which may lead to savings for some.
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The utility on May 30 announced a new two-step process for its residential and small commercial customers. The program — which will seek approval from its board in August — comes as rapid population growth has driven increased demand for the utility, which serves more than 400,000 customers.
OUC General Manager and CEO Clint Bullock said during a media briefing that the goal is to save customers money, provide more choices and more equitably spread costs. The utility also has a goal to hit net zero carbon emissions by 2050, which the adjustments will help with as it seeks to add more renewable energy resources.
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