JEA: Lower Our Utility Bills and Protect Our Health
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Daniel Bishop
22 days ago
Why on earth is JEA opting to use yet another nonrenewable fuel source for electrical generation? This is a completely illogical and irresponsible direction to take given what the proven science is telling us. We already have solar capabilities in place and battery storage has dropped over 90%. Who at JEA is making these ill informed choices? It is very discouraging.
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Michelle Pierson
22 days ago
Prices are unaffordable and keep going up. A house or two adults who keep the air at 75 and it’s $300 is insane. I don’t know how seniors survive.
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Terry Smith
23 days ago
It is grossly irresponsible to choose fossil fuels for power generation with their ongoing monetary and environmental costs.
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Sonja Jones
1 month ago
We must move away from polluting energy sources that endanger public health and contribute to global warming. Utilities, states, and countries around the world have already shown that renewable energy, especially solar, is a dependable and costeffective solution.
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Supporter
1 month ago
It's time for JEA to get Solar Smart. You are wasting our money.
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Laura D'Alisera
1 month ago
As a concerned citizen and taxpayer, I urge the JEA to invest in long-term solutions that don't reward harmful emissions in our air and ground water. It seems the JEA is only interested in maintaining an unsustainable status quo, thereby endangering our health and our environment.
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Joan Altemose
1 month ago
Climate change is real. We need renewable energy. Florida is the sunshine state and solar power should be Paramount.
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mark caprio
1 month ago
I hope JEA consider bringing back net metering and end its war on residential rooftop solar.
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Susan Stahlhut
1 month ago
We need to invest in clean energy! We citizens, owners of JEA, want this and need this to be prioritized!
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Brooks Andrews
1 month ago
Signing on for the benefit of our grandchildren!
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Aryan Shah
1 month ago
I think it is important that JEA invests in energy production that does not harm the community that it serves.
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Cynthia mears
2 months ago
Clean up river!!!
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Hillary Hodgson
2 months ago
Jacksonville needs significant investment in clean energy to combat the existential threat of climate change. We are currently feeling the impact of climate change. Climate action is a smart investment for sustainable economic growth.
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Samantha Ceres
2 months ago
Please use renewable energy. The 10 year plan is going in the wrong direction.
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Lanelle Phillmon
2 months ago
Do better!
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Chadd Charland
2 months ago
Solar energy is Florida’s future.
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Steve Patrick
2 months ago
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Why would the JEA or any urility commit to building more fossil fuel infrastructure when solar with battery backup generation is cheaper to build and the fuel that runs it is free!
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Mason Burnham
3 months ago
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The "Sunshine State" should be leading the US in solar energy. Even Texas has embraced solar and renewables, so why is Florida so behind? Please plan for the future and protect our community's finances, health and environment by investing in solar and other renewable energy sources.
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John Burr
3 months ago
Get serious about solar power power, JEA!
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Russell Meyer
4 months ago
Our public utility can do better by all of us. Transition to renewables and help make older homes energy efficient.
Why on earth is JEA opting to use yet another nonrenewable fuel source for electrical generation? This is a completely illogical and irresponsible direction to take given what the proven science is telling us. We already have solar capabilities in place and battery storage has dropped over 90%. Who at JEA is making these ill informed choices? It is very discouraging.
Prices are unaffordable and keep going up. A house or two adults who keep the air at 75 and it’s $300 is insane. I don’t know how seniors survive.
It is grossly irresponsible to choose fossil fuels for power generation with their ongoing monetary and environmental costs.
We must move away from polluting energy sources that endanger public health and contribute to global warming. Utilities, states, and countries around the world have already shown that renewable energy, especially solar, is a dependable and costeffective solution.
It's time for JEA to get Solar Smart. You are wasting our money.
As a concerned citizen and taxpayer, I urge the JEA to invest in long-term solutions that don't reward harmful emissions in our air and ground water. It seems the JEA is only interested in maintaining an unsustainable status quo, thereby endangering our health and our environment.
Climate change is real. We need renewable energy. Florida is the sunshine state and solar power should be Paramount.
I hope JEA consider bringing back net metering and end its war on residential rooftop solar.
We need to invest in clean energy! We citizens, owners of JEA, want this and need this to be prioritized!
Signing on for the benefit of our grandchildren!
I think it is important that JEA invests in energy production that does not harm the community that it serves.
Clean up river!!!
Jacksonville needs significant investment in clean energy to combat the existential threat of climate change. We are currently feeling the impact of climate change. Climate action is a smart investment for sustainable economic growth.
Please use renewable energy. The 10 year plan is going in the wrong direction.
Do better!
Solar energy is Florida’s future.
Why would the JEA or any urility commit to building more fossil fuel infrastructure when solar with battery backup generation is cheaper to build and the fuel that runs it is free!
The "Sunshine State" should be leading the US in solar energy. Even Texas has embraced solar and renewables, so why is Florida so behind? Please plan for the future and protect our community's finances, health and environment by investing in solar and other renewable energy sources.
Get serious about solar power power, JEA!
Our public utility can do better by all of us. Transition to renewables and help make older homes energy efficient.