Florida Public Service Commission native order document 01517-2026

FILED 3/12/2026
DOCUMENT NO. 01517-2026
FPSC 	- COMMISSION CLERK
BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
In re: Petition for approval of tariffs to
implement base rate increase consistent with
settlement agreement approved by Order No.
PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI, by Florida Public
Utilities Company._
DOCKET NO. 202501 39- EI
ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0059-TRF-EI
ISSUED: March 	12, 2026
The following Commissioners participated in the disposition of this matter:
GABRIELLA PASSIDOMO SMITH, Chairman
GARY F. CLARK
MIKE LA ROSA
BOBBY PAYNE
ANA ORTEGA
ORDER APPROVING 2025 SETTLEMENT
AGREEMENT TARIFFS
BY THE COMMISSION:
BACKGROUND
By 	Order No. 	PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI 	(2025 	Settlement 	Order), we 	approved 	Florida
Public 	Utilities 	Company’s (FPUC 	or Company) 	Stipulation 	and 	Settlement, 	a unanimous
settlement which 	resolved 	all 	of 	the 	issues 	in FPUC’s 	2025 	rate 	case 	(2025 	Settlement). 1
Paragraph 	III, Revenue Requirement, sections 	a. and b. of the 2025 	Settlement divided the base
rate increase into two parts: a $7.4 million increase effective March 20, 2025, to March 	19, 2026,
and 	the 	final 	$8.4 	million 	increase 	starting March 	20, 	2026, with 	a minimum term ending 	in
September 20, 2028.
In 	addition 	to 	the 	base 	rate 	increase, 	the 	2025 	Settlement 	included 	an 	increase 	in
miscellaneous 	fees and charges of $164,495 	effective March 	20, 2025. 	Also, 	the 	deferred 	$1
million would be 	collected over a three-year period through a one-time 	increase 	subject 	to an
offset of the difference between the proposed Agency Action (PAA) rates collected from March
20, 2025, 	until July 	2, 2025. 	The base rate 	increase 	initially approved 	in Order No. PSC-2025-
0114-PAA-EI (PAA Order) 2 was higher 	than 	the 	annual 	increase contained 	in 	the 	subsequent
2025 	Settlement. A request for a hearing on the PAA Order was 	filed by the parties 	to the rate
case docket who subsequently reached the 2025 Settlement.
1 Order No. PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI, issued July 24, 2025 	in Docket No. 20240099-EI, In 	re: 	Petition for rate
increase by Florida Public Utilities Company; Order No. PSC-2025-0287A-AS-EI, issued February 18, 2026, In re:
Petition far rate increase by Florida Public 	Utilities Company (correcting a scrivener’s 	error and reaffirming 	all
other aspects of Order No. PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI).
2 Order No. PSC-2025-0114-PAA-EI, issued April 	7, 2025, 	in Docket No. 20240099-EI, In 	re: 	Petition far rate
increase by Florida Public 	Utilities Company.

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Paragraph XV, New Rates, of the 2025 Settlement provides for FPUC to file revised
tariffs reflecting the subsequent years’ revenue requirement, to be effective on March 20, 2026.
Accordingly, on November 17, 2025, FPUC filed a petition seeking approval to implement a
base rate increase consistent with the 2025 Settlement to be effective on March 20, 2026.
During the analysis to date, staff issued its first data request to FPUC on December 1,
2025, for which the responses were received on December 15, 2025. By Order No. PSC-2026-
0020-PCO-EI, we suspended the revised tariffs.3 We have jurisdiction over this matter pursuant
to Sections 366.04, 366.05, and 366.06, Florida Statutes (F.S.).
DECISION
The 2025 Settlement Order approved a base revenue increase of $8.4 million. The 2025
Settlement Order divided the base rate increase into 2 parts: a $7.4 million increase effective
March 20, 2025, to March 19, 2026, and the final $8.4 million increase starting March 20, 2026
with a minimum term ending September 20, 2028. 4
In this petition, FPUC seeks to collect the deferred $1 million base revenue increase and
1/3 of the difference between the PAA rates collected from March 20, 2025, until July 2, 2025.
Consistent with the 2025 Settlement, FPUC calculated the increase in base rates to be effective
March 20, 2026 as shown in Table 1 below.
Table 1
Base Rate Increase Calculation
Base Rate Deferral 	$1,000,000.00
Over Collection (3/20/2025 to 7/2/2025) 	($624,014.03)
Net Increase to be Collected Over 3 Years 	$375,985.97
1/3 of the Net Increase to be Collected per Year 	$125,328.66
Base Rate Increase from $7.4M to $8.4M 	$1,000,000.00
Total Base Rate Increase 	$1,125,328.66
Source: FPUC Petition and Responses in Staff’s First Data Request
The base rates contained in Attachment A will remain in effect until the next rate
proceeding. However, the 2025 Settlement provides for a step rate increase when the acquisition
and replacement of substation and transmission assets are completed.5 	FPUC states that the
additional amount shown in Table 1 was allocated consistent with the rate design approved in the
2025 Settlement.
With the proposed tariff revisions, the base energy charge for residential customers
would increase from 2.696 cents/kWh to 2.867 cents/kWh. 	Currently, a residential customer
3 Order No. PSC-2026-0020-PCO-EI, issued January 14, 2026, in Docket No. 2025139-EI, In re: Petition for
approval of tariffs to implement base rate increase consistent with settlement agreement approved by Order No.
PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI, by Florida Public Utilities Company.
4 Order No. PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI, pages 2-4.
5 Paragraph III.d of the 2025 Settlement.

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using 1,000 kWh a month pays a total of $163.42, including gross receipts tax. With the revised
tariffs, a residential customer’s total 1,000 kWh bill would be $165.17 a month, an increase of
$1.75 (including Gross Receipts Tax).
The petition included tariff pages 7.002, 7.003, 7.005, 7.007, 7.009, 7.011, 7.012, 7.015,
and 7.017 which did not have revisions. The Company has confirmed that revisions to the above
listed tariff pages are unnecessary. 	Therefore, those tariff pages have not been included in
Attachment A to this order. 	Attachment A includes only the revised tariffs, Sheet Nos. 7.001,
7.004, 7.006, 7.008, 7.010, 7.013, 7.014, and 7.016, for which our approval is required.
After review of FPUC’s petition, responses to staff’s data request, and the 2025
Settlement, we find that the Company’s proposal is consistent with the 2025 Settlement Order.
Therefore, we approve FPUC's revised tariff Sheet Nos. 7.001, 7.004, 7.006, 7.008, 7.010, 7.013,
7.014, and 7.016 implementing the base rate increase consistent with the 2025 Settlement. The
revised tariffs included in Attachment A hereto shall be effective on March 20, 2026.
Based on the foregoing, it is
ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that the Florida Public Utility
Company’s revised tariffs to implement the base rate increase consistent with the 2025
Settlement approved in Order No. PSC-2025-0287-AS-EI are hereby approved as stated in
Attachment A. It is further
ORDERED that the tariffs listed in Attachment A, Sheet Nos. 7.001, 7.004, 7.006, 7.008,
7.010, 7.013, 7.014 and 7.016, shall be effective on March 20, 2026. It is further
ORDERED that if a protest is filed within 21 days of the issuance of the order, the tariffs
shall remain in effect, with any revenues held subject to refund, pending resolution of the protest.
It is further
ORDERED that if no timely protest is filed, this docket shall be closed upon the issuance
of a consummating order.

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By ORDER of the Florida Public Service Commission this 12th day of March, 2026 	.
Florida Public Service Commission
2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
(850)413-6770
www.floridapsc.com
SBr
Copies 	furnished: A 	copy 	of 	this document 	is
provided 	to 	the 	parties 	of record 	at 	the 	time 	of
issuance and, 	if applicable, interested persons.

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NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS
The Florida Public Service Commission is required by Section 120.569(1), Florida
Statutes, to notify parties of any administrative hearing or judicial review of Commission orders
that is available under Sections 120.57 or 120.68, Florida Statutes, as well as the procedures and
time limits that apply. 	This notice should not be construed to mean all requests for an
administrative hearing or judicial review will be granted or result in the relief sought.
Mediation may be available on a case-by-case basis. 	If mediation is conducted, it does
not affect a substantially interested person's right to a hearing.
The Commission's decision on this tariff is interim in nature and will become final, unless
a person whose substantial interests are affected by the proposed action files a petition for a
formal proceeding, in the form provided by Rule 28-106.201, Florida Administrative Code. This
petition must be received by the Office of Commission Clerk, 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard,
Tallahassee, Florida 32399-0850, by the close of business on April 2, 2026.
In the absence of such a petition, this Order shall become final and effective upon the
issuance of a Consummating Order.
Any objection or protest filed in this docket before the issuance date of this order is
considered abandoned unless it satisfies the foregoing conditions and is renewed within the
specified protest period.

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DOCKET NO. 20250139-EI 	Attachment A
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Florida Public Utilities Company
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff
Original Volume No. II
First-Second Revised Sheet No. 7.001
Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.001
RATE SCHEDULE RS
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE
Availability
Available within the territory served by the Company in Jackson, Calhoun and Liberty Counties
and on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable for service to a single family dwelling unit occupied by one family or household and for
energy used in commonly-owned facilities in condominium and cooperative apartment buildings.
Character of Service
Single-phase service at nominal secondary voltage of 115/230 volts; three-phase service if available.
Limitations of Service
The maximum 	size of any individual single-phase motor hereunder 	shall not exceed five 	(5)
horsepower.
The Company shall not be required to construct any additional facilities for the purpose of supplying
three-phase service unless the revenue to be derived therefrom shall be 	sufficient to yield the
Company a fair return on the value of such additional facilities.
Monthly Rate
Customer Facilities Charge:
$24.40 per Customer per month
Base Energy Charge:
2.696867 ¿/KWH for usage up to 1000 KWH’s/month
4.444¿ 695¿/ KWH for usage above 1000 KWH’s/month
Purchased Power Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted by the Florida Public Service Commission, normally each
year in January. For current purchased power costs included in the tariff, see Sheet Nos. 7.021 &
7.022.
Minimum Bill
The minimum monthly bill shall consist of the above Customer Facilities Charge.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer 	Effective: March 20, 2025 2026
Florida Public Utilities

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Florida Public Utilities Company
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff
Original Volume No. II
fes^Second Revised Sheet No. 7.004
Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.004
RATE SCHEDULE GS
GENERAL SER VICE - NON DEMAND
Availability
Available within the territoiy served by the Company in Jackson, Calhoun and Liberty Counties
And on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable to commercial and industrial lighting, heating, cooking and small power loads aggregating
25 KW or less.
Character of Service
Single or three-phase service at available standard voltage.
Limitations of Service
Service shall be at a single metering point.
Monthly Rate
Customer Facilities Charge:
$40.00 per Customer per month
Base Energy Charge:
All KWH 	4.44S407c'KWH
Purchased Power Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted by the Florida Public Service Commission, normally each year in
January. For current purchased power costs included in the tariff, see Sheet Nos. 7.021 & 7.022.
Minimum Bill
The minimum monthly bill shall consist of the above Customer Facilities Charge.
Terms of Payment
Bills are rendered net and are due and payable within twenty (20) days from date of bill.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20, 2025 2026

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Florida Public Utilities Company
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff
Original Volume No. II
KrsOSecond Revised Sheet No. 7.006
Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.006
RATE SCHEDULE GSD
GENERAL SER VICE - DEMAND
Availability
Available within the territory served by the Company in Jackson, Calhoun and Liberty Counties and
on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable to commercial, industrial and municipal service with a measured demand of 25 KW but
less than 500 KW for three or more months out of the twelve consecutive months ending with the
current billing period. Also available, at the option of the Customer, to any Customer with demands
of less than 25 KW who agrees to pay for service under this rate schedule for a minimum initial term
of twelve months.
Character of Service
Single or three-phase service at available standard voltage.
Limitations of Service
Service shall be at a single metering point at one voltage.
Monthly Rate
Customer Facilities Charge:
S117.99 122.17 per Customer per month
Demand Charge:
Each KW of Billing Demand SMWKW
Base Energy Charge
All KWH 	0.784812¿/KWH
Purchased Power Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted by the Florida Public Service Commission, normally each year
in January.
Minimum Bill
The minimum monthly bill shall consist of the above Customer Facilities Charge plus the Demand
Charge for the currently effective billing demand.
Terms of Payment
Bills are rendered net and are due and payable within twenty (20) days from date of bill.
Purchased Power Costs
See Sheet Nos. 7.021 & 7.022.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20. 2025 -2026

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Florida Public Utilities Company 	Krs^Second Revised Sheet No. 7.008
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff 	Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.008
Original Volume No. II
RATE SCHEDULE GSLD
GENERAL SER VICE-LARGE DEMAND
Availability
Available within the territory served by the Company in Jackson, Calhoun and Liberty Counties and
on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable to commercial, industrial and municipal service with a measured demand of 500 KW but
less than 5000 KW for three or more months out of the twelve consecutive months ending with the
current billing period. Also available, at the option of the Customer, to any Customer with demands of
less than 500 KW who agrees to pay for service under this rate schedule for a minimum initial term of
twelve months.
Character of Service
Three-phase service at available standard voltage.
Limitations of Service
Service shall be at a single metering point at one voltage.
Monthly Rate
Customer Facilities Charge:
S225. 55 233. 54 per Customer per month
Demand Charge:
Each KW of Billing Demand 	S9..2053/KW
Base Energy Charge
All KWH 	0.36477c'K WH
Purchased Power Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted by the Florida Public Service Commission, normally each year
in January.
Minimum Bill
The minimum monthly bill shall consist of the above Customer Facilities Charge plus the Demand
Charge for the currently effective billing demand.
Terms of Payment
Bills are rendered net and are due and payable within twenty (20) days from date of bill.
Purchased Power Costs
See Sheet No. 7.021 & 7.022.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20, 2025 2026

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Florida Public Utilities Company 	KrsFSecond Revised Sheet No. 7.010
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff 	Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.010
Original Volume No. II
RATE SCHEDULE GSLD 1
GENERAL SER VICE - LAR GE DEMAND 1
Availability
Available within the territory served by the Company in Jackson, Calhoun, and Liberty Counties
and on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable to commercial and industrial services of Customers contracting for at least 5,000 kilowatts
of electric service.
Character of Service
Three-phase, 60 hertz, electric service delivered and metered at a single point at the available
transmission voltage, nominally 69,000 volts or higher.
Monthly Base Rates
Customer Facilities Charge:
Base Transmission Demand
Charge:
Excess Reactive Demand
Charge:
$1,40474814160
S2.5665/KW of Maximum/NCP Billing Demand
$0.-50k-Var-52 kVar of Excess Reactive Demand
Purchased Power Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted by the FPSC annually. Current purchased power rates are
listed on Sheet Nos. 7.021 and 7.022. The Purchased Power Charges recover Energy and Demand
Charges billed to FPUC by FPUC’s Wholesale Energy Provider and Wholesale Cogeneration
Provider including applicable line losses and taxes. See Sheet Nos. 7.010 and 7.011 for the
methodology used to determine purchased power rate and calculation to develop annual true-up
calculations.
Minimum Bill
The minimum monthly bill is the sum of the Transmission Demand Charge and the Customer Charge
plus any Purchased Power Charges attributed to Transmission Demand Fuel Charge.
Terms of Payment
Bills are rendered net and due and payable within twenty (20) days from date of bill.
Conservation Costs
Not applicable.
Franchise Fee Adjustment
Customers taking service within franchise areas shall pay a franchise fee adjustment in the form of a
percentage to be added to their bills prior to the application of any appropriate taxes. This percentage
shall reflect the Customer’s pro rata share of the amount the Company is required to pay under the
franchise agreement with the specific governmental body in which the Customer is located.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20. 202j-2026

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Florida Public Utilities Company
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff
Original Volume No. II
-First-Second Revised Sheet No. 7.013
Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.013
RATE SCHEDULE LS
LIGHTING SER VICE
Availability
Available within the territory served by the Company in Calhoun, Jackson and Liberty Counties and
on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable to any Customer for non-metered outdoor lighting service.
Character of Service
Lighting service from dusk to dawn as described herein.
Limitations of Service
Service is limited to lighting by high-pressure sodium vapor, metal halide, or light emitting diode
lamps mounted on Company-owned poles as described herein. Company-owned facilities will be
installed only on Company-owned poles.
Monthly Rate
When lighting fixtures are mounted on existing poles and served directly from existing overhead
secondary distribution lines:
Type 	Lamp 	Size 	KWH/Mo.
Facility 	Lumens 	Watts 	Estimate
Facilities 	Maintenance* 	Energy 	Total
Charge 	Charge 	Charge 	Charge
High Pressure Sodium Lights (CLOSED TO NEW CUSTOMERS)
Acom 	16,000 	150 	61 	$224423.10
ALN 440 	16,000 	150 	61 	$344032.93
Amer. Rev. 	9,500 	100 	41 	$404>511.34
Amer. Rev. 	16,000 	150 	61 	$404510.61
Cobra Head 	9,500 	100 	41 	$8448.50
Cobra Head 	22,000 	200 	81 	$444811,47
Cobra Head 	28,500 	250 	101 	$43:4813.65
Cobra Head 	50,000 	400 	162 	$424012.74
Flood 	28,500 	250 	101 	$424813.34
Flood 	50,000 	400 	162 	$342220.94
Flood 	130,000 	1,000 	405 	$354326.23
SP2 Spectra 	9,500 	100 	41 	$38:44 -29.11
$2422.92
$3463.89
$3433.86
$3473.90
$3^2.47
$3472.97
$3473.90
$3443.25
$2442^4
$2472ri6
$3403.52
$3443.63
$3443.74
$3443.74
$2442.53
$344344
$3442.53
$4435.00
$6446.22
$94810.02
$6446.22
$976810.02
$24-4324.98
$3442.53
$284429.76
$39.17 40,56
$474317.73
$474318.25
$43441-13.50
$4847819.44
$334623.77
$354326.01
$244322.40
$324733.62
$534654,73
$344)635.27
Metal Halide Lights (CLOSED TO NEW CUSTOMERS)
ALN 440 	16,000 	175 	71 	$344331.51 	$246-3.06 	$4274.42 $374638.99
Flood 	50,000 	400 	162 	$434314.22 	$2402.59 	$94810.02 $354426.83
Flood 	130,000 	1,000 	405 	$234524.18 	$3443.43 $244324.98 $504952.59
Shoebox 	16,000 	175 	71 	$254026.61 	$3423.44 	$4474.42 $334934.47
Shoebox 	28,500 	250 	101 	$374528.32 	$3:733.85 	$6446.22 $374838.39
SP2 Spectra 	9,500 	100 	41 	$374028.89 	$3403.52 	$3442.53 $334434.94
Vertical Shoebox 	130,000 	1,000 	405 	$284429.86 	$3463.89 $244324.98 $564358.73
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20. 3025 -2026

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0059-TRF-EI
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Florida Public Utilities Company
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff
Original Volume No. II
Krs^Second Revised Sheet No. 7.014
Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.014
RATE SCHEDULE LS
LIGHTING SER VICE
Light Emitting Diode Lights
Type 	Charges
m 	Lamp 	Size 	Est» ., »« 	. 	, 	. 	>
	Facility Type T- u . 	Facilities 	Maintenance 	Energy 	Total
	- 	|T Lumens 	Watts KWH /Mo. 	- 	- - -
50W Outdoor Light (100W Equivalent) 	50 	17 	$3467.72 	$3362.44 	$4441.05 $408311.21
	j,OoZ
50W Cobra Head (100W Equivalent) g44 50 	17 	$9439.75 	$3433.03 	$4441.05 $434613.83
82W Cobra Head (200W Equivalent) 	82 	28 	$8439.13 	$3352.85 	$4431.73 $434413.71
130W Cobra Head (250W Equivalent) 	130 	45 	$8389.09 	$3342.84 	$3472.76 $444914.69
210W Cobra Head (400W Equivalent) 	210 	72 	$454515.89 	$4484.64 	$4484.43 	$34t4424.96	
Zo,0_>3
P™ 11"011 Decoraüve 26 	9 	$8839.13 	$3483.19 	$0.53-55 	$434312.87
	(100W Equivalent) 	2,650 	- 	- — -
^evolution Decorative 44 	15 	$8749.05 	$3453.16 	$0. 90-93 	$434913.14
	(150W Equivalent) 	4,460 	- 	- — -
90W 	Acorn 	Decorative 	(150W 	gQ $434313.07 	$4304.35 	$8851.92 	$486719.34
Equivalent) 	10,157 	- 	- 	- -
60W 	Post Top 	Decorative (150W 	60 $333 723.16 	$7487.33 	$4451.29 $373 031.78
Equivalent) 	7,026 	- 	- 	- -
80W Flood (250W Equivalent) 	50Q 80 	27 	$433412.67 	$3853.99 	$4441.67 $474018.33
170W Hood (400W Equivalent) 	24 170 	58 	$433412.67 	$3853.99 	$3463.58 $494520.24
150W Flood (350W Equivalent) 	20,686 	150 	52 	$433412.67 	$3853.99 	$3493.20 $494819.86
290 W Flood (l,000W Equivalent) „ „„ 	290 	100 	$433 412.67 	$3853.99 	$5456.16 $370 422.82
	3o,5UU
82W Shoe Box (175W Equivalent) 	20 500 23 	276 $405911.17 	$3463.79 	$3493.20 $434418.16
131W Shoe Box (250W Equivalent) 	131 	45 	$434 512.58 	$4444.21 	$3432.76 $488919.55
Charges for other Company-owned facilities:
1) 	30’ Wood Pole 	5^445.65
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
40’ Wood Pole Std
18’ Fiberglass Round
13’ Decorative Concrete
20’ Decorative Concrete
35’ Concrete Square
10’ Deco Base Aluminum
8434512.58
$444 411.71
$464316.59
$484919.25
$434 418.58
$344321.77
8) 	30’ Wood Pole Std 	$6476.28
For the poles shown above that are served from an underground system, the Company will provide up to
one hundred (100) feet of conductor to service each fixture. The Customer will provide and install the
necessary conduit system to Company specifications.
Purchased Power Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted annually by the Florida Public Service Commission. For current
purchased power costs included in the tariff, see Sheet No. 7.021 & 7.022.
Minimum Bill
The above rates times the number of lamps connected.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20. 2023-2026

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0059-TRF-EI
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Florida Public Utilities Company
F.P.S.C. Electric Tariff
Original Volume No. II
-First-Second Revised Sheet No. 7.016
Replaces Original First Revised Sheet No. 7.016
RA TE SCHED ULE OSL
MERCURY VAPOR LIGHTING SER VICE
(Closed To New Installations)
Availability
Available within the territoiy served by the Company in Calhoun, Jackson and Liberty Counties 	and
on Amelia Island in Nassau County.
Applicability
Applicable to any Customer for mercury vapor lighting service.
Character of Service
Lighting service from dusk to dawn as described herein.
Limitations of Service
Service is limited to lighting by mercury vapor lamps of 7,000 or 20,000 initial level of lumens mounted
on wood poles, as described herein.
Monthly Rate
When lighting fixtures are mounted on existing poles and served directly from existing overhead
secondary distribution lines:
Lamp Size 	KWH/Mo. 	Facilities
Lumens 	Estimate 	Charge
7,000 	72 	$1.5763
20,000 	154 	$1.73-79
Maintenance* 	Energy 	Total
Charge 	Charge 	Charge
$1.405 	$4.4034 	$7.4642
$1.505 	$9.0433 	$12.3467
For concrete or fiberglass poles and/or underground conductors, 	etcetera, the Customer shall pay a lump
sum amount equal to the estimated differential cost between the special system and the equivalent overhead¬
wood pole system.
Purchased Power
Charges
Purchased power charges are adjusted by the Florida Public Service Commission, normally each year in
January. For current purchased power costs included in the tariff, see Sheet Nos. 7.021 & 7.022.
Minimum Bill
The above rates times the number of lamps connected.
Terms of Payment
Bills are rendered net and are due and payable within twenty (20) days from date of bill.
Issued by: Jeffrey Sylvester, Chief Operating Officer
Florida Public Utilities
Effective: March 20. 3035-2026