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2022 hurricane season shows the value of investing in a stronger, smarter energy grid

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By Manny Miranda
| South Dade News Leader Verified
As the 2022 hurricane season officially ends on Wednesday, Nov. 30, I’m reminded that I’ve now responded to and learned from 46 hurricanes or tropical storms over 40 years with Florida Power & Light Company. My biggest learning is there’s no substitute for preparation. Every spring, we prepare our teams through an intense hurricane drill to sharpen their skills.
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Hurricane season shows the value of investment in energy grid | Commentary

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By Manny Miranda
| Orlando Sentinel Verified
As the 2022 hurricane season officially ends on Wednesday, I’m reminded that I’ve now responded to and learned from 46 hurricanes or tropical storms over 40 years with Florida Power & Light Company. My biggest lesson is there’s no substitute for preparation. Every spring, we prepare our teams through an intense hurricane drill to sharpen their skills.
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2022 hurricane season shows the value of investing in a stronger, smarter energy grid

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By Manny Miranda
| Miami's Community Newspapers Verified
As the 2022 hurricane season officially ends on Wednesday, Nov. 30, I’m reminded that I’ve now responded to and learned from 46 hurricanes or tropical storms over 40 years with Florida Power & Light Company. My biggest learning is there’s no substitute for preparation. Every spring, we prepare our teams through an intense hurricane drill to sharpen their skills.
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