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CDerekGo

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2. but it seems Florida Residents just keep on paying

Reply to katmondoo (Reply #1)

Sun May 26, 2019, 08:27 AM

May 2019

for all of this. We're now paying for Nuclear Power Plants that have never seen first day of Operation, Not. One. Single. Day. and we'll be paying for them for the next 20 years. Thanks to the Lobbyists. Yup, totally agree on keeping the lights on during a Hurricane, and after a Hurricane.

But I'll be honest, I'm about to move out of the 'Metropolis', and away from Big City Life as possible. I'll be setting up Solar, maybe a bit of Wind Power as back-up and plenty of Lithium Batteries to live comfortably off of. About the only thing I'll be 'hooked' up to, will be Internet. Research shows I'll possibly be able to obtain internet with Satellite. Couple years away from this, but never hurts to plan ahead

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Customers will pay for new buried power lines around the state under legislation now headed to gover [View all] TexasTowelie May 2019 OP

It is a good idea, better than losing a freezer and refrigerator full of food katmondoo May 2019 #1

but it seems Florida Residents just keep on paying CDerekGo May 2019 #2