Florida Power & Light asked state regulators to give approval by Dec. 1 of a plan to shut down a jointly owned coal-fired power plant in Jacksonville.
FPL filed a detailed proposal with the state Public Service Commission that includes seeking approval to pay $90.4 million to the Jacksonville municipal utility JEA, which shares ownership of the St. Johns River Power Park.
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