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FPL’s solar energy investments have saved customers over $1.3 billion in fuel costs. The utility now operates 120 solar energy centers across Florida, with a total capacity of 8,826 MW, enough to power 1.5 million homes. By 2026, 12 more centers will come online, including the Sea Grape Solar Energy Center in St. Lucie County. These projects contributed $40 million in local property taxes in 2025 and support jobs across the state.
FPL’s energy portfolio integrates solar with natural gas, nuclear, and battery storage to meet demand while maintaining reliability and low costs. Solar energy centers now operate in 30 Florida counties, embedding renewables into the state’s infrastructure and reducing reliance on fossil fuels.
Why this matters to you: These savings highlight the tangible customer benefits of solar, reinforcing the value of renewable energy in your offerings. Leveraging this success in customer outreach and regulatory discussions can build support for future clean energy projects.