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Fla. considers changes in nuclear utility rates

By Gary Fineout
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) — Florida’s large utility companies could be forced to change how much they charge customers for future nuclear power plants.

A legislative push to tinker with a controversial seven-year-old law is gaining momentum in the halls of the state Capitol despite the united opposition of power companies such as Florida Power & Light and Progress Energy.

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