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St. Petersburg is eyeing a major power shift—city leaders just approved $600K to study ditching Duke Energy and launching their own electric utility, aiming for lower bills, local control, and storm resilience. But it’s not a done deal: the study’s only goal is to gather facts, not make a decision. Residents are split—some see it as a smart move, others worry about diverting resources from urgent needs. Results are expected in 8-9 months, giving the city time to weigh the real costs and benefits before any big changes.

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