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Archie Collins Appointed as Next President & CEO of Tampa Electric - Vimarsana News

Archie Collins Appointed as Next President & CEO of Tampa Electric

Press release content from Business Wire. The AP news staff was not involved in its creation. Archie Collins Appointed as Next President & CEO of Tampa Electric February 9, 2021 GMT HALIFAX, Nova Scotia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb 9, 2021-- Scott Balfour, President and CEO of Emera Inc. and Chair of the Tampa Electric Board (TSX: EMA) today announced that Archie Collins will become the next President & Chief Executive Officer of Tampa Electric effective May 3, 2021. Until that time, he will serve as President & Chief Operating Officer. “Archie is a proven energy leader with deep operational exper...

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Tampa Electric to seek 18% rate hike to pay for solar - Vimarsana News

Tampa Electric to seek 18% rate hike to pay for solar

Tampa Electric to seek 18% rate hike to pay for solar The typical homeowner would see their bill rise to $124.30 for 1,000 kilowatt hours.     Tampa Electric Co. will ask regulators for a rate increase. Pictured is the company's Tampa headquarters. | [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times ] Tampa Electric Co. plans to ask regulators for a rate increase to cover new solar projects. In a notice to regulators this week, the Hillsborough County power company said it will ask for permission to charge customers between $280 and $295 million starting in 2022. If approved, customers’ rates will increas...

Diverse candidates still shut out of corporate leadership amid slow pace of change - Vimarsana News

Diverse candidates still shut out of corporate leadership amid slow pace of change

  TORONTO -- Nancy Tower knows just how important help from the highest echelons of corporate Canada can be for someone trying to break into the old boys' club. She was a promising worker when she started at Halifax-based energy company Emera Inc. in 1997, but said a "gender-blind" CEO gave her some advice that helped her ascend to become the president and chief executive at subsidiary Tampa Electric. He prodded her to get experience in all areas of the business, making her a more well-rounded executive candidate, even if it was lonely at times. "I was chief financial officer of Emera f...

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