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      <title>The law said households wouldn’t pay. Florida’s about to test that.</title>
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      <description>Florida’s SB 484 says large load bears full cost of service. Duke Energy’s first filing still leaves the rate for later. Here’s the gap.</description>
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      <description>Five hyperscalers will try to spend $660–690B in 2026. The grid is the invoice.</description>
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