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  • Rows of white battery enclosures and green transformer cabinets on a gravel pad at Duke Energy Florida's Trenton battery site

    Duke Energy Florida turns a second grid battery into a community microgrid

    Duke Energy Florida announced on August 31, 2026 that its 11 MW Trenton battery site in Gilchrist County was upgraded in the summer of 2026 to island from the grid and back up approximately 1,500 customers for up to four hours during outages. It is the second of the utility's six Florida battery sites with the capability, after Micanopy; in February 2025 Duke said its goal was for most of them to be able to island by 2026.

    Sep 1, 2026
  • Coconut Creek officials and Republic Services employees celebrate at the launch of the city's fully electric residential collection fleet

    Coconut Creek runs Florida's first all-electric garbage fleet

    Republic Services and the City of Coconut Creek launched Florida's first fully electric residential recycling and waste collection fleet, announced August 21, 2026. Six McNeilus Volterra trucks now serve the Broward County city of about 58,000 residents.

    Aug 22, 2026

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