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10-12-2016, 05:22 PM
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Sage
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Join Date: Apr 2016
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Originally Posted by kansasr
Nothing. It basically places protections for utility companies in our state constitution.
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Originally Posted by n8xwb
If you think voting yes gives you any protection, you are sorely mistaken. When was the last time you got a good deal or lower rates from a major utility company?? Perhaps, like me you are fortunate to have SECO as your electric power provider.
As for subsidies, the state of Florida gives no subsidies that I know of to folks that install solar panels.
If anything, installation of privately owned panels takes pressure off the grid at peak times, during the day when energy is needed to run air conditioners, etc.
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Originally Posted by NYGUY
Amendment #1 should have been called the "Big Energy Income Security Act". I have already voted and voted NO!!
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Originally Posted by Dbinac
I voted no also. Hope many people vote no also.
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