Category: Blog
Category: Blog
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It’s easy to estimate the cost of your next bill
Our customer portal, www.my.kua.com, has a new feature that can help you save money. You can now view your consumption in dollars and cents as well as kilowatt-hours of electricity. Dollars […]
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A Taste of Diversity: Celebrating Hispanic Heritage at Kissimmee Utility Authority
Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the rich cultures, traditions, and contributions of the Hispanic community in the United States. In Central Florida, the Hispanic community plays a […]
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My summer internship experience
Carlos Diaz was an intern with KUA during the summer of 2023 I am grateful to have been given the opportunity for an internship during the summer at KUA (Kissimmee […]
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Calling all K-5 Student Artists in Osceola County!
Kissimmee Utility Authority invites Osceola County students to showcase their artistic expression to promote energy conservation in the utility’s 30th Annual Calendar Art Contest. The annual contest is open to […]
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10 Back to School Energy/Safety Tips
Osceola County Schools reopened this month, which means an estimated 70,000 young adults have returned to the classroom to begin the 2023-2024 school year. As families settle into their busy […]
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Peak Hurricane Season Approaching
While hurricane season runs June 1 through Nov. 30, its peak usually arrives halfway through the season in early September, with most hurricane activity occurring mid-August through mid-October. The timing […]
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KUA is Prepared For Hurricane Season
Hurricane season is officially here, and KUA is ready. We have a team of nearly 300 highly skilled employees prepared to respond to severe weather at a moment’s notice. KUA has […]
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Don’t Sweat it! There’s Tools to Manage Your Summer Energy Bill
Your monthly electricity bills are calculated by multiplying the amount of electricity you use each month by the per-unit cost of electricity. During the summer, Central Florida’s high temperatures and […]
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Receive Tax Credits for Energy Upgrades
The U.S. EPA ENERGY STAR® program has increased tax credits for a variety of home energy efficiency upgrades. These increased federal tax credits are available until 2032. Customers can file […]
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What it Means to be Community Powered
What is Public Power? KUA customers are more than just customers — they’re customer-owners! A public power utility is owned and operated by the community it serves. It exists to […]