Florida House Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee Presentations on Fueling Florida's Energy Needs, November 18, 2025
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This meeting packet holds presentations on Fueling Florida's Energy Needs given to the Florida House Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee on November 18, 2025. Energy Transfer describes Florida Gas Transmission (FGT) as having ~5,380 miles of pipe and a mainline capacity of 4.1 Bcf/day, delivering ~60% of the natural gas consumed in the state, and says FGT pays between $30 and $40 million every year in state property taxes. Will Haffecke, Assistant Vice President Florida Operations, presents for subsidiaries of Chesapeake Utilities Corporation. TECO Peoples Gas lists 890 team members and 500,000+ customers. FPL states its fuel-saving technologies saved customers $867 million in 2024.
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NATURAL GAS
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0 Essential to Reducing Our
Carbon Footprint
0 Critical to Domestic Security
0 Reliable During Natural
Disasters
NATURAL GAS
Serving Florida Consumers
Investor Owned Interstate Pipelines
Gas Utilities Municipal Gas
Utilities Florida Gas Transmission
TECO/Peoples Gas
Gulfstream Natural Gas
Chesapeake Utilities/
Florida Public Utilities, Southern Natural
Florida City Gas
Special Gas Gulf South Pipeline
Sebring Gas Districts
St. Joe Gas Sabal Trail
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Citrus Pulp/Paper Phosphate
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Saddle Creek first ordered CNG-fueled Freightliner trucks in autumn 2011.
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2 – Energy Transfer FGT
Florida Gas Transmission
Economic Infrastructure Subcommittee
Meeting
November 18, 2025
Energy Transfer
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FGT
Economic Benefits to the State of Florida
• Pays between $30 and $40 million every year in
state property taxes
• Has 260 employees based locally
• Donates ~$30,000 each year to local communities:
• Schools
• Churches
• Youth sports
• Summer camps
• Food, clothing and toy drives
Recipients include:
• Brooker Community School
• Edgewood Children’s Ranch
• Loaves & Fishes, Inc
• Union County Education Foundation
• Boggy Creek Camp
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• >265 points of delivery in Florida, including >60 power plants
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FGT is the leading provider of natural gas to the Florida market, delivering ~60% of the natural gas
consumed in the state
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC)
FERC's Natural Gas Act Authority
• NGA grants FERC authority to regulate "transportation of natural gas in interstate
commerce''
- Includes interstate natural gas pipelines, storage facilities, LNG facilities
- Ensures that the rates, terms and conditions of service by interstate natural gas pipelines,
including storage and LNG facilities, are just and reasonable and not unduly discriminatory
• FERC certificates construction and operation of interstate natural gas pipelines,
including storage and LNG facilities, upon a public convenience and necessity
finding; FERC also must approve abandonment of facilities
• NGPA - Grants FERC the authority to regulate intrastate gas pipelines that operate
in interstate commerce
• FERC regulates rates and practices of oil pipeline companies engaged in interstate
transportation
- Establishes equal service conditions to provide shippers with equal access to oil pipeline
transportation
- Establishes reasonable rates for transporting petroleum and petroleum products by pipeline
- But it is more light-handed regulation, compared to the regulation of the electric, hydroelectric,
and natural gas pipeline industries
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Filing Requirements
Prior Notice Request vs. Section 7{c) Projects and Timing of Projects before FERC
• Automatic Authorization under Blanket Certificate Regulations
- FERC's Blanket Certificate program enables specified routine activities, including minor construction projects, without significant
FERC involvement provided the covered activities are consistent with all applicable environmental regulations
- Minor/Simple Projects requiring Company Based Environmental Review with Agencies, and are anticipated to cost less than $14.5
Million
- Process time dictated by Scope of Work and Environmental Review
• Prior Notice Request under Blanket Certificate Regulations
- Minor/Simple Projects requiring basic Environmental Review, which are anticipated to cost less than $41.10 Million [Currently in
review before FERG]
- Temporary Limit increased to $61.65 Million, if in service by May 1, 2027
- Approximately 75-day process from filing date - Usually Auto-Authorized @ 75-days
• Section 7(c) of the Natural Gas Act ("NGA"), 15 U.S.C. 717(c)
- Projects requiring a more comprehensive Environmental Review, generally based on Project Scope and which are anticipated to
cost more than $41.10 Million - Requires FERC issue a "Certificate" and "Notice to Proceed" before commencement of Project
Activities
- ROUTINE: Approximately 20 Month process from filing date without Applicant Prepared Draft Environmental Assessment (APDEA)
- PRE-FILING: Approximately 14-17 Month process from filing date with an APDEA
- ROUTINE: Approximately 20 Month process from filing date without pre-filing requiring an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
- ROUTINE: Approximately 18-19 Month process from filing date with pre-filing requiring an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)
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3 - Chesapeake
11-18-2025
Florida House Economic
Infrastructure Subcommittee
Presentations on Fueling Florida's Energy
Needs
Will Haffecke, Assistant Vice President
Florida Operations
Subsidiaries of Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
Serving Florida
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EMPLOYEES TOTAL ASSETS CUSTOMERS COUNTIES SERVED
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Capital Investment in Florida
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MILES OF MILES OF
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> Storage capacity of >Exceptional propane
270,000 gallons of LNG service for businesses
Delivery capability of when natural gas is
> 10,000 Dth/d unavailable
Safety Town Eight Flags CHP Plant
Q DEBARY, FL AMELIA ISLAND, FL
>Hands-on and classroom Combined heat and power Propane Gas Supply
training enabling (CHP) plant serves ~50% of LANTANA
collaboration with first Amelia Island’s demand for
responders and other electricity
community partners
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F__LORIDA---,... FLORID~ PUBLIC~
CITYGAS UTILITIES
SAFELY DELIVERING NATURAL GAS
− Implementing new technologies for leak detection, remote
monitoring and safe driving
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− Conducting trainings at Debary Safety Town for employees,
contractors and first responders across the state
− Upgrading gas meters across service territories to improve
data accuracy and operation capabilities
− Gas Control Center operates 24/7 across all Company’s
entities
− Enhancing reliability and safety with system upgrades and
replacements: FPU's GUARD and FCG's SAFE programs
• Total Main Line Installed: 78.7 miles
• Services Installed: 3,342
• Main Retired: 46.4 miles
4 • Services Retired: 2,813
• Ongoing Projects: 64 F__LORIDA~ FLORID~ PUBLIC~
CITYGAS UTILITIES
Growth and Expansion
Recent Projects to Meet Demands
Wildlight Expansion, Nassau County: various phases of gas
installation for new development with construction ongoing.
Newberry, Alachua County Expansion: conversion of existing
Company-owned propane community gas systems to natural gas
Miami Inner Loop Pipeline Projects: several pipeline projects to
support growth, increase distribution system reliability and
enhance FCG's ability to obtain gas from various access points
Central Florida Reinforcement Projects: FPU expansion in Plant City
and Lake Mattie driven by supply needs from significant
population growth
Florida Renewable Natural Gas Supply Projects: FCG projects,
located in Brevard, Indian River and Miami-Dade counties
bringing renewable natural gas produced from local landfills
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F__LORIDA~ FLORID~ PUBLIC~
CITYGAS UTILITIES
Natural Gas Demand Continues to Grow
Increasing demand driven by population growth, increased commercial
and industrial activity and the use of natural gas for electricity generation
• Residential growth 3.9% in 2025
• Commercial growth 1.2% in 2025
• Advances in space and maritime leading LNG fueling demands
Projects and Initiatives on the Horizon to Meet Demands
• Building out natural gas for residential and commercial use in new
neighborhoods across service territories
• Natural gas expansion for Florida’s Space Coast to serve fuel
demands of space and maritime
• Natural gas expansions in South Florida to add supply and reliability
• Additional RNG and Marlin virtual pipeline transportation opportunities
bringing renewable natural gas produced locally to distribution
system
• Increased use of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) by commercial and
municipal fleets
6 • Consideration of LNG storage projects to meet critical energy services
demand during weather-related disruptions or for high-use customers F__LORIDA~ FLORID~ PUBLIC~
CITYGAS UTILITIES
Meeting Demands and Planning
− Our Design Day models capture projected growth trends to
ensure the utilities have sufficient capacity and supply
− Ensure capacity and supply models capture projected growth
and identify potential projects
• Interstate capacity acquisition on multiple Southeast
pipelines
• Intrastate capacity projects
− Gas supply - supply procurement process focuses on system
reliability and efforts to mitigate market price volatility impacts
to customers
• Supply diversification
• Natural gas storage at Bay Gas
• LNG supply at Homestead helps system resiliency and
reliability
• On-system RNG projects using locally sourced supply
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F__LORIDA~ FLORID~ PUBLIC~
CITYGAS UTILITIES
Subsidiaries of Chesapeake Utilities Corporation
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F__LORIDA~ FLORID~ PUBLIC~
CITYGAS UTILITIES
4 – TECO Peoples Gas
Fueling Florida’s Energy Needs
with Natural Gas
NOVEMBER 18, 2025
Peoples Gas Company Overview
MAKING LIFE BET TER FOR OUR COMMUNITIES BY DELIVERIN G SAFE,
RESILIENT, CLEAN, AFFORDA BLE NATURAL GAS ENERGY SOLUTION S
Market reach Local presence Customer base
Peoples Gas’ service 890 team members make 500,000+ diversified
territory extends
Q Peoples Gas a core part of iil customers — growing
throughout Florida. the communities we serve. at a rapid pace.
Substantial assets Diversified supply Corporate support
14,871 miles of distribution, Upstream transportation Owned by Emera, one of
6,362 miles of service lines, contracts with multiple North America’s largest
277 miles of transmission. interstate pipelines. energy companies.
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Peoples Gas Company Overview
PEOPLES GAS IS COMMIT TED TO SAFE AND
RELIABLE OPERATION S ACROSS FLORIDA
With a legacy dating back to 1895, Peoples Gas has grown JACKSONVILLE•
to become Florida’s largest provider of safe, resilient, clean, PANAMA CITY
and affordable natural gas energy solutions. •
• Strong safety culture and industry leader in safety OCALA e DAYTONA•
o #1 priority for our employees and contractor partners EUSTIS e
• Serving Florida from 14 service areas across the state ORLANDO•
• Innovative practices for safe, efficient system and • TAM;ALAKELAND
delivery of natural gas ST PETE •
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o GPS and barcoding • SARASOTA
o Advanced leak detection •
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o State-of-the-art system monitoring and control center
Peoples Gas Service Territory FT LAUDERDALE•
o Targeted damage prevention awareness outreach MIAMI•
Regional Offices
o Updated mobile command vehicle
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Peoples Gas Company Overview
PEOPLES GAS IS A LEADER IN CUSTOMER SERVICE
• Currently serving more than 500,000 customers in all
major metropolitan areas of the state
• 91% Residential
• 9% Commercial
• Ranked #1 in residential customer service by J.D
Power for the 11th year in a row and #1 for Brand
Saraaota (13")
Appeal
• Named as one of the Most Trusted Brands in the
nation for the 11th time based on results from the
2024 Cogent Utility Trusted Brand & Customer
Engagement: Residential study by Escalent, as well as
Miami(1Z%)
an Environmental Champion (9 years) and Customer
Champion (11 years)
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C U STO M E RS BY S E R V I C E A R E A 4
Natural Gas in Florida
UNIQUE MARKET AND UNIQUE CUSTOMER NEEDS
• Energy of choice
• Backbone of healthcare, hospitality and tourism industries
• Produces more than 75% of the state’s electricity; helps in
reducing overall carbon emissions
• Energy reliability and resiliency is essential in our unique
tropical climate
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Always Ready to Respond
PREPAREDNESS IS A YEAR-ROUND FOCUS
MAJOR FLORIDA WEATHER INCIDENTS IN THE PAST DECADE
• 2017 – Hurricane Irma – Tampa
• 2018 – Hurricane Michael – Panama City
• 2022 – Hurricane Ian – Fort Myers
• 2023 – Hurricane Idalia – St. Petersburg, Tampa
• 2024 – Hurricane Helene – St. Petersburg, Tampa
• 2024 – Hurricane Milton - St. Petersburg, Tampa, Sarasota
SYSTEM RESILIENCY
• 2024: Out of more than 500,000 customers, just 1,400 were
without gas service after two major hurricanes – mostly due to
structural damage and not an issue with our ability to deliver
Assessing damage on Fort Myers Beach
after Hurricane Ian in 2022.
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Strategic Growth
FOCUSED ON RELIABILITY, RESILIENCY, AFFORDA B ILITY AND LAYERED ENERGY SOLUTION S
FLORIDA’S CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE EMERGING AREAS
• Power Generation • AI and data centers
• Military • Growing generator load, particularly in coastal
• Healthcare areas
• Sea Ports
• Transportation
• Data and Systems
DISTRIBUTED ENERGY SOLUTIONS
• Microgrid
• Combined Heat and Power
• Chiller
• Gas Heat Pump
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Stable Supply Supports Florida’s Energy Reliability
FOUR MA JOR PIPELINES PROVIDE SUFFICIEN T CAPACITY AND SUPPLY FROM DIVERSE BASINS TO MEET
CURRENT AND FORECASTED DEMAND, WITH FLEXIB ILITY TO SUPPORT GROWTH AND LNG EXPORTS.
Florida is served by four major Tulsa Nashville boro
Northeast Supply
interstate pipelines with a combined Midcontinent Supply Ral
capacity of 6.7 Bcf/day, compared to
Ol<Jahoma Gry 28% of US production
18% of US production
average in-state demand of Lit eR,
approximately 4.5 Bcf/day, representing
about 70% utilization.
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• Florida Gas Transmission (FGT) is
considering expansion of its pipeline
system in Florida to flow more gas into
the state. Other interstate systems are
likewise considering expansions to bring
gas from other basins.
Interstate Transmission Pipeline Future gas via interstates
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Sustainability in Action
INVESTING IN LOWER-CA RB ON ENERGY SOLUTION S
R E N E WA B L E N AT U R A L G A S CO M P R ES S E D N AT U R A L G A S L I Q U E F I E D N AT U R A L G A S
We build, own and operate RNG facilities to Peoples Gas serves 54 CNG stations We help Florida ports fuel industries that
move supply across our system and extend across Florida, and we’ve helped fleets need a more sustainable option, and we’re
access and use. reduce emissions, improve reliability investing in infrastructure to expand access
and lower costs. and use of LNG to improve reliability and
resiliency of the state’s natural gas system.
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THANK YOU
5 – FPL
Driving Florida’s Energy Future
Brandon Stankiewicz, Vice President, Universal Solar & Storage
Florida Power & Light Company
November 18, 2025
FPL generates electricity from diverse sources, creating an efficient
and resilient system to serve customers at the lowest possible cost
• Generation sources include:
o Fuel-efficient natural gas plants
o Safe, reliable nuclear plants
o Cost-effective solar generation
o New deployment of battery storage
• Since 2001, FPL has saved customers
more than $16 billion in fuel costs
o In 2024, FPL’s fuel-saving technologies
saved customers $867 million
o Solar alone has delivered over $1 billion in
fuel savings since 2016
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FPL continues to invest in low-cost solar energy and is now adding
battery storage into its diverse mix of power generation sources
• FPL solar energy centers operating today generate
enough energy to power more than 1.5 million
homes across Florida each year
• As a generation option, solar provides several
advantages:
o Scalable – can add MW to closely match expected load
growth
o Speed to market – can permit and construct typical site
within 24-months
o Lowest cost option relative to alternatives based on
today’s pricing
• Paired with battery storage, FPL can capture “free”
energy for use during peak periods, increasing
reliability
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Solar and battery storage can be combined to serve a large portion of
load during the day, reducing fuel consumption fleet-wide
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