Sue TECO for Price Gouging

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Quilla F and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Our energy bills are double the price, and it's unbearable. Many families like ours struggle to manage household expenses as it is, and the sudden hike in energy costs by TECO has pushed us to the brink. The basic necessity of electricity has now turned into a luxury we can barely afford.

TECO has increased prices without any noticeable improvement in service or infrastructure, which begs the question: Are we being exploited? It's unacceptable that a company with such critical influence on our daily lives can inflate prices at such a staggering rate without justifying them.

Moreover, Florida's median household income has only seen a slight increase, while energy costs have skyrocketed at a much higher percentage, growing out of proportion to the cost of living adjustments. To compound our struggles, independent reports have shown that TECO's operational costs haven't significantly increased, making their price hikes appear baseless and opportunistic.

Fair pricing should be transparent and reflective of legitimate business costs, not driven by a desire to boost profits at the expense of loyal customers. It is essential to demand accountability from TECO and call for legal action to rectify this systemic price gouging.

For the sake of all families affected, we urge lawmakers and consumer protection agencies to investigate TECO's pricing strategies and take action. It's time to place our trust in the principle that utility companies should operate with fairness and integrity, not exploit their consumer base.

Sign this petition to make sure our voices are heard and to take a stand against unjust energy practices. Together, we can urge the authorities to sue TECO and demand a fair and comprehensive investigation into their pricing policies. Let's protect our community's financial well-being now and for generations to come.

25,443

Recent signers:
Quilla F and 19 others have signed recently.

The Issue

Our energy bills are double the price, and it's unbearable. Many families like ours struggle to manage household expenses as it is, and the sudden hike in energy costs by TECO has pushed us to the brink. The basic necessity of electricity has now turned into a luxury we can barely afford.

TECO has increased prices without any noticeable improvement in service or infrastructure, which begs the question: Are we being exploited? It's unacceptable that a company with such critical influence on our daily lives can inflate prices at such a staggering rate without justifying them.

Moreover, Florida's median household income has only seen a slight increase, while energy costs have skyrocketed at a much higher percentage, growing out of proportion to the cost of living adjustments. To compound our struggles, independent reports have shown that TECO's operational costs haven't significantly increased, making their price hikes appear baseless and opportunistic.

Fair pricing should be transparent and reflective of legitimate business costs, not driven by a desire to boost profits at the expense of loyal customers. It is essential to demand accountability from TECO and call for legal action to rectify this systemic price gouging.

For the sake of all families affected, we urge lawmakers and consumer protection agencies to investigate TECO's pricing strategies and take action. It's time to place our trust in the principle that utility companies should operate with fairness and integrity, not exploit their consumer base.

Sign this petition to make sure our voices are heard and to take a stand against unjust energy practices. Together, we can urge the authorities to sue TECO and demand a fair and comprehensive investigation into their pricing policies. Let's protect our community's financial well-being now and for generations to come.

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Ron DeSantis
Florida Governor
Wilton Simpson
Florida Agriculture Commissioner

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Petition created on August 31, 2025