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Reference Materials for Electric Development Projects
Our Reference Material Center contains useful information to help anyone who is planning and installing electric, transmission or distribution utility services.
Our Standards Manuals
- Electric Transmission Standards
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- Underground Electric Distribution Standards
- Street Light Standards
- Power Generation Standards
For any issues or questions about our standards manuals please contact Electric Standards.
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JEA is taking a proactive approach to meet ongoing supply chain challenges and taking steps to meet local development needs.
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Advanced Technology Meters
Advanced meters connect your home to the electric grid with two-way communication, recording usage data and sending it to JEA over a secure wireless network.
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Compliance and Reporting
We all want reliable and reasonably priced utility services. And while we strive to do our best to meet your needs, JEA must meet the environmental requirements of multiple governing agencies at the federal, state and local levels that control the production and operations activities of our water, sewer and electric business.
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Electric Facilities
JEA operates five power plant sites in Jacksonville, has an ownership interest in a power plant in Georgia, and purchases power locally from a solar field and a landfill gas facility. Diversity in fuel mix is very important in providing reliable, economical and environmentally-sound electricity.