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El innovador plan de modernización reemplazará dos unidades de generación de energía de gas natural tradicionales con energía limpia y renovable, lo cual permitirá ahorrarles a los clientes de FPL más de $100 millones y, al mismo tiempo, eliminar más de 1 millón de toneladas de emisiones de dióxido de carbono.

- Innovative modernization plan will replace a pair of aging natural gas power generating units with clean and renewable energy, saving FPL customers more than $100 million while eliminating more than 1 million tons of carbon dioxide emissions

- FPL SolarTogether, subject to approval by the Florida Public Service Commission, would allow customers to directly support the expansion of solar energy in Florida and receive credit on their bills for the savings generated

- Installation of more than 1 million solar panels included as part of FPL's plan to add 30 million more solar panels by 2030

-Day-to-day, the average amount of time a customer experienced an outage was less than ever before

-Company moves forward with three-year Storm Secure Underground Program pilot, focusing on cost-effective ways of undergrounding neighborhood power lines, and to enhance reliability and resiliency

- FPL will be first energy company in the world to use this new smart grid device
- Announcement comes following installation of 80,000 smart switches system-wide
- Already recognized as a national leader in service reliability, smart grid technology has helped increase FPL’s reliability by more than 30 percent in last 10 years

- New solar power plants in North, Central and South Florida begin powering FPL customers today, for a total of 18 FPL solar power plants in commercial operation across Florida

- FPL has 18 solar power plants in operation or nearly complete - and recently announced plans to add more than 30 million solar panels across more than 100 new solar plants by 2030

-- FPL is leveraging its leadership position in clean energy to become America's largest producer of solar energy among electric companies and further advance affordable, clean and reliable energy for all Floridians

The company sent more than 900 employees and contractor workers to North Carolina to assist Duke Power following the blockbuster storm, restoring power to 25,000 homes and businesses