Florida Public Service Commission native order document 04621-2026

FILED 7/24/2026
DOCUMENT NO. 04621-2026
FPSC 	- COMMISSION CLERK
BEFORE THE FLORIDA PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 20260026-GU
ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU
ISSUED: July 24, 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 GRANTING INTERIM RATES
BY THE COMMISSION:
Background
On 	April 	20, 	2026, 	Florida City Gas (FCG 	or Company) 	filed 	a 	petition 	seeking 	our
approval of a 	rate 	increase and associated request 	for interim 	rate 	relief. FCG 	is 	a natural 	gas
local distribution company providing sales and transportation of natural gas and 	is a public utility
subject 	to 	our 	regulatory 	jurisdiction 	under 	Section 	366.02, 	Florida 	Statutes 	(F.S.). As 	a
subsidiary of Chesapeake 	Utilities 	Corporation, FCG 	currently 	serves 	approximately 	125,000
residential, 	commercial, 	and 	industrial 	natural 	gas 	customers 	in 	Miami-Dade, 	Broward, 	St.
Lucie, 	Indian 	River, 	Brevard, Palm Beach, Hendry, and Martin 	counties. The Company’s 	last
rate case was 	filed on May 	31, 2022, and rates were 	last established by order on June 	9, 2023,
and as subsequently clarified on October 2, 2023. 1
FCG requested a 	total base revenue increase of $63.3 million based on a projected 2027
Test Year, which includes an incremental base 	rate revenue requirement of $46.9 	million, and
the 	reclassification of the 	Safety, Access, and 	Facility Enhancement program revenues 	in 	the
amount 	of $16.4 	million from 	surcharge recovery 	to 	base 	rates, which 	is 	ultimately revenue
neutral. Pursuant 	to Sections 366.06(2) and 	(4), 	F.S., FCG requested 	that 	this rate case proceed
under our hearing process.
On June 	2, 2026, we suspended the proposed permanent increase 	in rates and charges to
allow 	staff and 	the 	parties time 	to analyze 	the request and 	for us 	to conduct an administrative
hearing. 2
1Order Nos. PSC-2023-0177-FOF-GU, issued June 9, 2023, and PSC-2023-0299-FOF-GU, issued October 2, 2023,
in Docket No. 20220069-GU, In re: Petition for rate increase by Florida City Gas.
2 Order No. PSC-2026-0153-PCO-GU, issued May 	15, 2026, in Docket No. 20260026-GU, In 	re: Petition for rate
increase by Florida City Gas.
In re: Application for rate increase by Florida
City Gas.

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This Order addresses FCG’s requested interim rate increase in its base rates and charges
to generate $16,244,207 in additional gross revenues until the permanent rates become effective.
The Company has based its interim request on a historical test year which ended December 31,
2025. In its petition, FCG stated that it will hold any revenues collected, subject to refund, with
interest at a rate determined pursuant to Rule 25-7.040(3), Florida Administrative Code (F.A.C.),
and that it be allowed to collect the interim increase subject to a corporate undertaking.
On February 20, 2026, we acknowledged the Office of Public Counsel’s (OPC) Notice of
Intervention in this proceeding.3 In compliance with Section 366.06(2), F.S., an administrative
hearing has been scheduled for September 28 – October 2, 2026.
We have jurisdiction over this request under Sections 366.06 and 367.071, F.S.
Decision
Interim Rate Base
In its filing, the Company proposed an interim year-end rate base to determine interim
rates of $551,813,687 for the period ending on December 31, 2025. Pursuant to Section
366.071(5)(a), F.S., the Company is permitted to use either an average investment rate base or an
end-of-period investment rate base for the purposes of setting interim rates. We reviewed the rate
base 	adjustments 	made 	in 	the 	current 	interim 	filing 	for 	consistency 	with 	the 	approved
adjustments in FCG’s last rate case proceeding, where appropriate, as well as other applicable
dockets.4 Based on our review, it appears that the Company made applicable adjustments that are
consistent with our prior orders.
As such, we find that $551,813,687 is the appropriate amount of rate base for the
historical interim test year ended December 31, 2025. The calculations are shown on Attachment
A.
Interim Return on Equity and Overall Cost of Capital
For purposes of its interim rate request, FCG used a weighted average cost of capital of
7.16 	percent 	based 	on 	a 	return 	on 	equity 	(ROE) 	of 	8.50 	percent. 	Pursuant 	to 	Section
366.071(5)(b)3., F.S., the appropriate ROE for purposes of determining an interim rate increase
is the minimum of the range of the Company’s last authorized ROE established in the most
recent rate proceeding. In its last rate case, FCG’s ROE midpoint was set at 9.50 percent, with a
range of plus or minus 100 basis points.5 FCG correctly reflected an ROE of 8.50 percent in its
calculation of the overall rate of return.
3 Order No. PSC-2026-0051-PCO-GU, issued February 20, 2026, in Docket No. 20260026-GU, In re: Petition for
rate increase by Florida City Gas.
4 Order No. PSC-2023-0177-FOF-GU.
5 Order No. PSC-2023-0177-FOF-GU.

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Consistent with Section 366.071(5)(a), F.S., the Company used an end-of-year capital
structure based on the most recent 12-month period ended December 31, 2025, to calculate the
weighted average cost of capital as reflected in MFR Schedule F-8. In FCG’s most recent rate
case proceeding in 2022, the capital structure was based on Florida Power & Light Company’s
(FPL) capital structure.6 Since the last rate proceeding, FCG was purchased by Chesapeake
Utilities Corporation (CUC) which has a different capital structure than FPL. FCG made
adjustments to the capital structure to reflect the same ratio of total capital as that of CUC.
FCG’s calculation of the ROE and weighted average cost of capital for the purpose of
setting interim rates is reasonable and consistent with Section 367.071, F.S. Therefore, we find
that an ROE of 8.50 percent and an overall rate of return of 7.16 percent is appropriate for the
purpose of determining interim rates. Attachment B details the calculations of the Company’s
overall cost of capital.
Interim Test Year Net Operating Income
For the purposes of interim net operating income (NOI), FCG reflected $27,498,041 as
the twelve-month amount for the historical interim test year ended December 31, 2025. On
March 2, 2026, before the Company’s Minimum Filing Requirements (MFRs) were filed, OPC
filed a letter requesting that we recognize a $500,000 reduction in depreciation expense in 2025
that we had previously approved.7 The Company made this adjustment to the depreciation
expense, which was reflected on MFR Schedule F-5 at the time of filing. We reviewed the net
operating income adjustments made in the current interim filing for consistency with the
approved adjustments in the last rate case proceeding, as well as other applicable dockets.
We find that the appropriate net operating income amount for the interim test year is
$27,498,041. The calculations are shown on Attachment A, attached to this Order.
Interim NOI Multiplier
On MFR Schedule F-6, FCG calculated an interim NOI multiplier of 1.3511, based on a
revenue expansion factor of 74.01 percent, using a 21 percent federal income tax rate, a 5.5
percent state income tax rate, a 0.3597 percent bad debt rate, and a 0.5 percent factor for
regulatory assessment fees. We have reviewed these rates and found them to be appropriate.
Therefore, we find that 1.3511 is the appropriate interim NOI multiplier. The calculations
are shown in Table 1:
6 Id.
7 Order No. PSC-2023-0177-FOF-GU.

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Table 1
Interim NOI Multiplier
Description
Revenue Requirement 	100.0000%
Regulatory Assessment Fee 	-0.5000%
Bad Debt Rate 	-0.3597%
Net Before Income Tax 	99.1403%
State and Income Tax @ 5.5% 	-5.4527%
Federal Income Tax @ 21% 	-19.6744%
Revenue Expansion Factor 	74.0132%
NOI Multiplier (100/74.0100) 	1.3511
Interim Revenue Increase
FCG requested interim rate relief of $16,244,207 for the historical test year ended
December 31, 2025. The interim revenue increases would allow FCG an opportunity to earn an
overall rate of return of 7.16 percent based on the minimum range of return on equity of 8.50
percent.
As such, we find that the appropriate revenue increase is $16,244,207 for the historical
test year ended December 31, 2025. After a determination of the permanent rate increase has
been made, the interim rate increase will be reviewed to determine if any portion should be
refunded to customers. The calculation of interim rate relief is shown in Table 2:
Table 2
Interim Revenue Increase
Description
Jurisdictional Adjusted Rate Base 	$ 551,813,687
Overall Rate of Return 	7.16%
Jurisdictional Net Operating Income 	$39,520,896
Jurisdictional Adjusted Net Operating Income 	($27,498,041)
Revenue Deficiency 	$12,022,856
Net Operating Income Multiplier 	1.3511
Interim Revenue Increase 	$16,244,207
Base Rate Revenues 	$86,770,676
Approved Percentage Increase Factor 	18.72%
As discussed in FCG witness Baugh’s direct testimony, the proposed interim rates were
calculated using the methodology contained in Rule 25-7.040, F.A.C., which requires that any
increase be applied evenly across the board to all rate classes based on their base rate revenues.
As discussed previously, we find that an interim increase of $16,244,207 is appropriate. MFR
schedule F-10 (Year-End), page 2, demonstrates the calculation of the interim percentage
increase (18.72 percent) allocated to each rate class and the resulting proposed interim rates. The
distribution charge for RS-100 customers would increase from $0.57421 per therm to $0.91507

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per therm. The total monthly bill for residential customers using 14 therms per month would
increase approximately $4.77, excluding taxes.
On May 21, 2026, FCG provided a draft customer notice for our staff’s review and
approval. FCG’s proposed interim rates and associated tariffs, as shown in Attachment C, are
hereby approved. The interim rates shall be effective for all meter readings made on or after July
20, 2026. Pursuant to Rule 25-22.0406(8), F.A.C., the Company shall provide notice to
customers of the revised rates with the first bill containing the new rates.
Corporate Undertaking
Section 367.071(2)(a), F.S., requires that the difference between the interim rates and the
previously authorized rates shall be collected under bond or corporate undertaking subject to
refund with interest at a rate ordered by this Commission. The statute also states that we shall
determine whether a corporate undertaking may be filed in lieu of a bond. FCG requested an
annual interim revenue increase of $16,244,207 and to use a corporate undertaking to guarantee
the maximum amount subject to refund during the period when interim rates are in effect.
The criteria for a corporate undertaking include sufficient liquidity, ownership equity,
profitability, and interest coverage to guarantee any potential refund. Based on an estimated
eleven-month collection period of interim rates, the maximum amount of revenues that may need
to be protected is $15,144,143. We reviewed FCG’s three most recent annual reports (2025,
2024, and 2023) filed with us to determine if FCG can support a corporate undertaking in the
amount requested.
Based on our analysis, FCG’s financial information demonstrates the Company does not
have the financial capacity to support a corporate undertaking in the amount requested. FCG has
acceptable levels of liquidity (working capital and current ratio), but inadequate levels of equity,
interest coverage, and profitability. The maximum limit for a corporate undertaking is one-half
of FCG’s most recent year-end net income. FCG’s 2025 net income is $5,169,000 as reported
which is one-third of the Company’s requested interim increase. In addition, FCG’s average net
income over the three-year period is also less than the requested corporate undertaking amount.
Based on this analysis FCG does not qualify for a stand-alone corporate undertaking.
Alternatively, FCG could obtain and file a letter from its parent company, CUC, that
guarantees the corporate undertaking amount on behalf of FCG. We reviewed CUC’s three most
recent annual reports (2025, 2024, and 2023) filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission
(SEC) and confirmed that CUC has the financial capacity to guarantee a corporate undertaking
on behalf of FCG. On June 9, 2026, FCG filed a letter from CUC confirming CUC’s financial
commitment to guarantee a corporate undertaking in an amount up to $15,144,143.8 This brief
financial analysis is only appropriate for deciding if FCG can support a corporate undertaking in
the amount requested and shall not be considered a finding regarding other issues in this
proceeding.
8 Document No. 03404-2026, filed on June 9, 2026.

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Accordingly, we 	find 	that 	the 	appropriate 	security 	to 	guarantee 	the 	funds 	collected
subject to refund 	is a corporate undertaking guaranteed by CUC of behalf of FCG.
Based on the foregoing, 	it 	is
ORDERED by the Florida Public Service Commission that Florida City Gas’ requested
interim revenue requirement and 	rate 	increases 	are hereby approved 	as 	set 	forth 	in the body of
this order. 	It 	is further
ORDERED 	that 	all 	funds 	collected 	subject 	to 	refund 	be 	secured 	by 	a 	corporate
undertaking 	by 	Florida 	City 	Gas’ 	parent 	company, 	Chesapeake 	Utilities 	Corporation, 	to
guarantee any potential refund of revenues collected under interim conditions as 	set forth herein.
It is further
ORDERED 	that any interim revenue increase authorized 	shall be 	applied evenly 	across
the board to 	all 	rate classes based on their base rate revenues, and 	shall be collected on a cents-
per-therm basis. 	It is further
ORDERED that the interim rates shall be effective for 	all meter readings made on or after
July 20, 2026. 	It 	is further
ORDERED 	that 	this docket 	shall remain open pending our 	final 	action on Florida City
Gas’ requested rate increase.
By ORDER of the Florida Public Service Commission this 24th day of July, 2026 	.
Florida Public Service Commission
2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard
Tallahassee, Florida 32399
(850)413-6770
www.floridapsc.com
Copies 	furnished: A 	copy 	of 	this 	document 	is
provided 	to 	the 	parties 	of record 	at 	the 	time 	of
issuance and, if applicable, interested persons.
MRT

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NOTICE OF FURTHER PROCEEDINGS OR JUDICIAL REVIEW
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.
Any party adversely affected by this order, which is non-final in nature, may request (1)
reconsideration within 10 days pursuant to Rule 25-22.0376, Florida Administrative Code, or (2)
judicial review by the Florida Supreme Court, in the case of an electric, gas or telephone utility,
or the First District Court of Appeal, in the case of a water or wastewater utility. A motion for
reconsideration shall be filed with the Office of Commission Clerk, in the form prescribed by
Rule 25-22.0376, Florida Administrative Code. Citizens of the State of Florida v. Mayo, 316
So.2d 262 (Fla. 1975), states that an order on interim rates is not final or reviewable until a final
order is issued. 	Such review may be requested from the appropriate court, as described above,
pursuant to Rule 9.100, Florida Rules of Appellate Procedure.

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment A
DOCKET NO. 20260026-GU 	Page 1 of 1
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Florida City Gas, INC.
Docket No. 20260026-GU
Interim Base Year
December 31, 2025
Historical Test 	Commission
Adjusted
Historical Test
Year Per Company 	Adjustments 	Year Per PSC
Rate Base
Plant in Service 	$687,104,836 	- 	$687,104,836
Common Plant Allocated 	4,170,712 	- 	4,170,712
Customer Advances 	- 	- 	-
Acquisition Adjustment 	21,656,835 	- 	21,656,835
Accumulated Depreciation 	(218,834,606) 	- 	(218,834,606)
Net Plant in Service 	$494,097,777 	- 	$494,097,777
Construction Work In Progress 	31,519,126 	- 	31,519,126
Net Utility Plant 	$525,616,903 	- 	$525,616,903
Working Capital Allowance 	26,196,785 	- 	26,196,785
Total Rate Base 	$551,813,688 	- 	$551,813,688
.
Income Statement
Total Operating Revenues 	$96,370,576 	- 	$96,370,576
Operations & Maintenance 	$40,130,443 	- 	$40,130,443
Depreciation 	17,176,614 	- 	17,176,614
Amortization 	314,757 	- 	314,757
Taxes Other Than Income 	7,702,347 	- 	7,702,347
Income Taxes - Federal 	(5,852,708) 	- 	(5,852,708)
Income Taxes – State 	5,090,436 	- 	5,090,436
Deferred Income Taxes - Federal 	8,962,592 	- 	8,962,592
Deferred Income Taxes - State 	(4,651,946) 	- 	(4,651,946)
Total Operating Expenses 	$68,872,535 	- 	$68,872,535
Net Operating Income 	$27,498,041 	- 	$27,498,041
Overall Rate of Return 	4.98% 	4.98%
Return on Equity 	8.50% 	8.50%

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment B
DOCKET NO. 20260026-GU 	Page 1 of 1
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Florida City Gas, INC.
Docket No. 20260026-GU
Interim Base Year
December 31, 2025
Jurisdictional
Capital 	Weighted
Capital Component 	Structure 	Ratio
Cost
Rate
Cost
Rate
Long-Term Debt 	$23,101,485 	4.19% 	4.47% 	0.19%
Long-Term Debt – FCG Direct 	216,511,807 	39.24% 	6.67% 	2.62%
Short-Term Debt 	25,920,670 	4.70% 	5.97% 	0.28%
Customer Deposits 	4,323,538 	0.78% 	2.34% 	0.02%
Common Equity 	263,609,716 	47.77% 	8.50% 	4.06%
Deferred Income Taxes 	10,304,257 	1.87% 	0.00% 	0.00%
Other (FAS 109) 	8,042,215 	1.46% 	0.00% 	0.00%
Total 	$551,813,687 	100.00% 	7.16%

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment C
DOCKET NO. 20260026-GU 	Page 1 of 15
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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
TbirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 29
Cancels SecondT hird Revised Sheet
APPLICABILITY
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - 	1 (RS-1)
Service is available to Residential Customers using between 0 and 99 therms peryear as
determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas delivered by the Company with a heating value on the
order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cub icfoot cubic foot .
‘MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Distribution Charge, per therm
Commodity Charge
$18.00
$0.67667 1.40576
Per Rider“A”
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customercharge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent 	if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Application of this rate is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the Company
as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
2. 	Each year the Company shall re-determine each Customer’s eligibility based on
their annual usage. 	If reclassification to another schedule is appropriate such reclassification shall
be prospective only and shall not be retroactive.
Issued bv:
Issu ed by: Jeffr ey Sy lvest ervGh ie f-Q perat ing-Qff icer-
FCG MFR000542
Effective: Decemb er 01 ,2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment C
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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
ThirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 30
Cancels Second Third Revised Sheet
RESI DENTIAL SERVICE -100 (RS-1 00)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Residential Customers using between 100 and 599 therms per year
as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas delivered by the Companywith a heating value on
the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubicfoot.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Distribution Charge, per therm
Commodity Charge
$19.00
$0.57421 0.91507
Per Rider'A”
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customercharge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Application of this rate is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the Company
as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
2. 	Each year the Company shall re-determine each Customer’s eligibility based on
their annual usage. 	If reclassification to another schedule is appropriate such reclassification shall
be prospective only and shall not be retroactive.
Issued bv:
Iss ued by: Jeff ery Sy l	ves ter, Chi ef Op eratr^ó^S? 543
Effective: Docombor-01--2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment C
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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
ThirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 31
Cancels Socond Third Revised Sheet
RESIDENTIAL SERVICE - 600 (RS-600)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Residential Customers using 600 or more therms peryear as
determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas delivered by the Company with a heating value on the order of
1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
•MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Distribution Charge, per therm
Commodity Charge
$25.00
$0^70799 0.91517
Per Rider“A”
*The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customercharge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent 	if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Application of this rate is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the Company
as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
2. 	Each year the Company shall re-determine each Customer’s eligibility based on
their annual usage. 	If reclassification to another schedule is appropriate such reclassification shall
be prospective only and shall not be retroactive.
Issued bv:
Iss ued by: Jeffr ey Sy l	ves ter, Chi ef Op eratr^ó^S? 544
Effective: Docombor-01--2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment C
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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
ThirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 32
Cancels Socond Third Revised Sheet
GENERAL SERVICE 	- 	1 (GS-1)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using between 0 and 5,999 therms per
year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system
by any customer, delivered by the Company or Customers’ Third Party Supplier (“TPS”)
with a heating value on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
"MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Distribution Charge, per therm
Commodity Charge
Gas Supply from PGA
$31 .00
$0^78490.7192
S
Per Rider “A”
Gas Supply from TPS
$31 .00
$0^78480.71926
Per TPS Agreement
"The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS 	will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customer Charge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Application of this rate is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the Company
as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
2. 	Each year the Company shall re-determine each Customer’s eligibility based on
their annual usage. 	If reclassification to another schedule is appropriate such reclassification shall
Issued bv:
Iss ued by: Jeffr ey Sy l	ves ter, Chi ef Op eratr^ó^S? 545
Effective: Docombor-01--2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment C
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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
ThirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 33
Cancels Socond Third Revised Sheet
be prospective only and shall not be retroactive.
Issued bv:
Iss ued by: Jeffrey Sy l	ves ter, Chi ef Op eratr^ófift?^? 546
Effective: Docombor 01—2023

ORDER NO. PSC-2026-0258-PCO-GU 	Attachment C
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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff 	ThtfdFourth Revised Sheet
No. 34
Volume No. 11 	Cancels Secon dThird Revised Sheet
No .34 _
GENERAL SERVICE -6K (GS-6K)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using between 6,000 and 24,999 therms
per year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system by
any customer, delivered by the Company or Customers’ Third Party Supplier (“TPS”) with a
heating value on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Distribution Charge, per therm
Gas Supply from PGA 	Gas Supply fromTPS
$44.00 	$44.00
$0.58814 _ 	$0.58814
Distr ibut ion Charg e, per th erm 	$0.48722 	$0.48722
Commodity Charge 	Per Rider“A” 	Per TPS Agreement
*The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customer Charge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Application of this rate is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the Company
as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
_ 2_ 	Fach year the Company shall re-determine each Customer’s eligibility based on
Issued bv: 	Effective: Dooombor 01 ,2023
Issued by: Joffrey Sy lvester, Ch ief Operat ing Off ioor
FCG MFR000547

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their annual usage. 	If reclassification to another schedule is appropriate such reclassification shall
be prospective only and shall not be retroactive.
Issued bv:
Issued by: Joffroy Sy lvostor, Ch ief Operat ing Off icer
Effective: Dooombor 01 ,2023
FCG MFR000548

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
SeeandThird Revised Sheet No. 36
Cancels FtfstSecond Revised Sheet No. 36
GENERAL SERVICE 	- 25K (GS-25K)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using between 25,000 and 119,999
therms per year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system by any
customer, delivered by the Company or Customers’ Third Party Supplier (“TPS”) with a heating value
on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Distribution Charge, per therm
Commodity Charge
Gas Supply from PGA
$188.00
$^4404 60.53493
Per Rider “A”
Gas Supply fromTPS
$188.00
$^440460.53493
Per TPS Agreement
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customercharge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent 	if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Application of this rate 	is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the
Company as they maybe in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
2. 	Each year the Company shall re-determine each Customer’s eligibility based on
their annual usage. 	If reclassification to another schedule is appropriate such reclassification shall
be prospective only and shall not be retroactive.
Issued by: Joffroy Sy lvostor, Chiof Oporat ing Off ioor
Effective: D^^^^OSS-FtoHda-Gity-Gas

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
ThirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 38
Cancels Second Third Revised Sheet
GENERAL SERVICE - 120K (GS -120K)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using between 120,000 and 1,249,999
therms per year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system by
any customer, delivered by the Company or Customers’ Third Party Supplier (“TPS”) with a
heating value on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
♦MONTHLY RATE
Gas Supply from PGA 	Gas Supply from TPS
Customer Charge 	$375.00 	$375.00
Demand Charge, per DCQ 	$0.719 	$0.719
Distribution Charge, pertherm 	$0.28336 0.34948 	$0.28336 0.3494
fi
Commodity Charge 	Per Rider “A” 	Per TPS Agreement
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS 	will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND CHARGE QUANTITY (DCQ)
The DCQ to be used 	in setting the Customer’s Billing DCQ 	will be determined by the
Customer’s maximum daily requirements in terms of therm units per day based on readings taken
from an Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) device installed at the premise. The DCQ used in setting
the Billing DCQ shall be those from the Customer’s daily metered therm consumption recorded
for a period of up to three (3) years ending each March 31st. 	If historical consumption information
of at least twelve (12) months is not available, then the Billing DCQ level shall be based upon the
rating and expected usage of the Customer’s gas equipment as determined by the Company.
The 	Billing DCQ 	will be determined annually by the Company based on the DCQ history, as
determined above. The Customer’s 	Billing DCQ 	shall be adjusted 	to 	reflect the maximum
recorded DCQ. Adjustments will be made in April except the Company shall not increase such a
Customer’s Billing DCQ unless the Customer has had at least three (3) occurrences of DCQ’s in
excess of their current Billing DCQ.
Issued by: Jeffr ey Sy lvest er, Chi ef Op erat ing Off icer
Effective 	: Decemb er 01 ,2023 Flor ida City Gas
FCG MFR000550

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
ThirdFourth Revised Sheet No. 40
Cancels Sooond Third Revised Sheet No. 40
GENERAL SERVICE 	- 1,250K (GS -1 ,250K)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using between 1,250,000 and
10,999,999 therms per year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system by any
customer, delivered by the Company or Customers’ Third Party Supplier (“TPS”) with a heating
value on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge
Demand Charge, per DCQ
Distribution Charge, pertherm
Commodity Charge
Gas Supply from PGA 	Gas Supply from TPS
$625.00 	$625.00
$0.719 	$0.719
$04407 30.17957 	$0.-14073 0.179
57
Per Rider “A” 	Per TPS Agreement
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND CHARGE QUANTITY (DCQ)
The DCQ to be used 	in setting the Customer’s Billing DCQ 	will be determined by the
Customer’s maximum daily requirements in terms of therm units per day based on readings taken
from an Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) device installed at the premise. The DCQ used in setting
the Billing DCQ shall be those from the Customer’s daily metered therm consumption recorded
for a period of up to three (3) years ending each March 31 st. 	If historical consumption information
of at least twelve (1 2) months is not available, then the Billing DCQ level shall be based upon the
rating and expected usage of the Customer’s gas equipment as determined by the Company.
The 	Billing DCQ 	will be determined annually by the Company based on the DCQ 	history, as
determined above. The Customer’s 	Billing DCQ shall be adjusted 	to 	reflect the maximum
recorded DCQ. Adjustments will be made in April except the Company shall not increase such a
Customer’s Billing DCQ unless the Customer has had at least three (3) occurrences of DCQ’s in
excess of their current Billing DCQ.
Issued bv:
Iss ued by: Jeffr ey Sy lves ter, Ch ie f Op erating Offic er
Effective: Decemb er 01 ,2023
FCG MFR000551

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
Second Third Revised Sheet No. 42
Cancels HfstSecond Revised Sheet No. 42
APPLICABILITY
GENERAL SERVICE - 11M (GS - 11M)
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using between 11,000,000 and
24,999,999 therms per year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system by any
customer, delivered by the Company or Customers’ Third Party Supplier (“TPS”) with a heating
value on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
♦MONTHLY RATE
Gas Supply from PGA 	Gas Supply from TPS
Customer Charge 	$1 ,250.00 	$1 ,250.00
Demand Charge, per DCQ 	$0.719 	$0.719
Distribution Charge, per therm 	$0.10320 	$0.10320
Commodity Charge 	Per Rider “A” 	Per TPS Agreement
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS 	will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND CHARGE QUANTITY (DCQ)
The DCQ to be used 	in setting the Customer’s Billing DCQ 	will be determined by the
Customer’s maximum daily requirements in terms of therm units per day based on readings taken
from an Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) device installed at the premise. The DCQ used in setting
the Billing DCQ shall be those from the Customer’s daily metered therm consumption recorded
for a period of upto three (3) years ending each March 31st. 	If historical consumption information
of at least twelve (12) months 	is not available, then the Billing DCQ level shall be based upon the
rating and expected usage of the Customer’s gas equipment as determined by the Company.
The Billing DCQ 	will be determined annually by the Company based on the DCQ history, as
determined above. The Customer’s 	Billing DCQ shall be adjusted 	to 	reflect the maximum
recorded DCQ. Adjustments will be made in April except the Company shall not increase such a
Customer’s Billing DCQ unless the Customer has had at least three (3) occurrences of DCQ’s in
excess of their current Billing DCQ.
Issued bv: 	Effective: Decemb er 01 ,2023
Iss ued-by^J effr ey-Sy lves terr-Ch ie f-Qp erat ing-Off ic-e f-
FCG MÍR000552

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Florida Citv Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff 	Third Revised Sheet No. 44
Volume No. 11_ 	Cancels EirstSecond Revised Sheet No. 44
GENERAL SERVICE - 25M (GS 	- 25M)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Non-Residential Customers using 25,000,000 or more therms per
year as determined by the Company.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas, including RNG delivered into the Company’s system by any
customer, delivered by the Company or Customers' Third Party Supplier (“TPS”) with a heating
value on the order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Gas Supply from PGA 	Gas Supply from TPS
Customer Charge 	$2,500.00 	$2,500.00
Demand Charge, per DCQ 	$0.719 	$0.719
Distribution Charge, per therm 	$0.05160 	$0.05160
Commodity Charge 	Per Rider “A” 	Per TPS Agreement
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. A Customer that receives gas supply from a TPS 	will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according 	to any agreement between the Customer and the TPS. Only Non-
Residential Customers are eligible to receive gas supply from a TPS.
DETERMINATION OF THE DEMAND CHARGE QUANTITY (DCQ)
The DCQ to be used 	in setting the Customer's Billing DCQ 	will be determined by the
Customer’s maximum daily requirements in terms of therm units per day based on readings taken
from an Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) device installed at the premise. The DCQ used in setting
the Billing DCQ shall be those from the Customer’s daily metered therm consumption recorded
for a period of up to three (3) years ending each March 31 st. 	If historical consumption information
of at least twelve (1 2) months is not available, then the Billing DCQ level shall be based upon the
rating and expected usage of the Customer’s gas equipment as determined by the Company.
The 	Billing DCQ 	will be determined annually by the Company based on the DCQ history, as
determined above. The Customer’s Billing DCQ shall be adjusted to reflect the maximum recorded
DCQ. Adjustments will be made in April except the Company shall not increase such a Customer’s
Billing DCQ unless the Customer has had at least three (3) occurrences of DCQ's 	in excess of
their current Billing DCQ.
Issued bv:
Florida City Gas 	FCG MFR000553
Effective:

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff 	Third-Fourth Revised Sheet No. 46
Volume No. 11_ 	Cancels Secondlhird Revised Sheet No. 46
GAS LIGHTING SERVICE (GL)
AVAILABILITY
See “Limitations of Service” below.
APPLICABILITY
Firm gas service for continuous street or outdoor lighting devices installed
upstream of the Customer's meter.
LIMITATIONS OF SERVICE
This Rate Schedule is closed and is restricted to Customers who were served priorto
March 17, 1975.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Distribution Charge 	$46691 3.38 per lamp
($0.59363 0.74315 per therm X 18 therms)
‘The charges set forth in this Rate Schedule will be adjusted for all other applicable Riders of this
Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed by the
Company. For the purpose of applying Riders or other billing adjustments usage of eighteen therms
per lamp per month will be assumed.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Monthly Rate.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent 	if unpaid after expiration
of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
Application of this rate is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the Company as
they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
[Link-to-previous setting changedfrom off in original to on in modified. ].
Issu ed by: Jeffr ey Sy lvest er, Ch ie f Op eratln^d'fffe^P 554
Effective: Docombor 01 ,2023

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
Second Third Revised Sheet No. 47
Cancels HfstSecond Revised Sheet
RESIDENTIAL STANDBY GENERATOR SERVICE (RSG)
APPLICABILITY
Service is available to Residential Customers whose only gas usage is for a standby
electric generator.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas delivered by the Company with a heating value on the
order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic 	foot.
‘MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge: 	$25.00
Distribution Charge: 	0-14therms 	$0.00000 per therm
$0.57421 2.63782 per therm	More than 14 therms
‘The charges set forth 	in this Rate Schedule 	will be adjusted for 	all other applicable Riders
of this Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed
by the Company.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly 	bill shall be the Customercharge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent 	if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Subject to special condition 3 below, a customer receiving service under this schedule
shall remain obligated to remain on this schedule for 12 months. This 12-month requirement shall
be renewed at the end of each 12-month term unless the customer terminates the service 	in writing
within 30 days before the end of the term.
2. 	If the customer terminates the service before the 12-month term ends, the Customer
will be billed the minimum bill for the remaining months of the service.
3. 	If the customer installs an additional gas appliance at the premise at which service is
provided, then the customer will be transferred to the applicable rate schedule based on 	total therms.
4. 	Application of this rate 	is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the
Company as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
Issued bv: 	Effective: Docombor 01 ,2023
Issu ed by: Jeffr ey Sy lvest er, Ch ie f Op eratln^dftfe^P 555

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Florida City Gas
FPSC Natural Gas Tariff
Volume No. 11
Second Third Revised Sheet No. 48
Cancels FirstSecond Revised Sheet
COMMERCIAL STANDBY GENERATOR SERVICE (CSG)
APPLICABILITY
Service 	is available to Non-residential Customers whose only gas usage is for a
standby electric generator with annual consumption of less than 120,000therms.
CHARACTER OF SERVICE
A firm delivery service of gas delivered by the Company with a heating value on the
order of 1,100 British Thermal Units per cubic foot.
♦MONTHLY RATE
Customer Charge: 	$36.00
Distribution Charge: 	0-26 therms 	$0.00000 per therm
More than 26 therms 	$0.57949 1.15159 per therm
*The charges set forth 	in this Rate Schedule 	will be adjusted for 	all other applicable Riders
of this Tariff and any additional taxes, assessments or similar charges that are lawfully imposed
by the Company. A customer that receives gas supply from a TPS will be charged by the TPS for
commodity according to any agreement between the Customer and theTPS.
MINIMUM BILL
The minimum monthly bill shall be the Customer Charge.
TERMS OF PAYMENT
Bills are due upon receipt by the Customer and become delinquent 	if unpaid after
expiration of twenty days from date of mailing or other delivery thereof by the Company.
SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF SERVICE
1. 	Subject to special condition 3 below, a Customer receiving service under this schedule
shall 	remain 	obligated 	to 	remain 	on 	this 	schedule 	for 	12 	months. 	This 	12-month
reau irementsha ll reauirement shall be renewed at the end of each 12-month term unless the
Customer terminates the service in writing within 30 days before the end of the term.
2. 	If the Customer terminates the service before the 12-month term ends, the Customer
will be billed the minimum bill for the remaining months of the service.
3. 	If the Customer installs an additional gas appliance at the premise at which service
is provided, then the Customer will be transferred to the applicable rate schedule based on total
therms.
4. 	Application of this rate 	is subject to the general Rules and Regulations of the
Company as they may be in effect from time to time and as filed with the regulatory authorities.
Issued bv: 	Effective: Docombor 01 ,2023
Issu ed by: Jeffr ey Sy lvest er, Ch ie f Op eratln^dftfe^P 556