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Hurricane season begins June 1 and FPL is ready for a potentially active season. FPL encourages customers to prepare their homes and businesses as well.

When severe weather strikes, experienced FPL lineworkers like Miguel Ochoa use the latest, innovative technology such as real-time data mapping and restoration spatial view to get the lights back on safely and as quickly as possible.

With an above-average hurricane season starting June 1st, FPL meteorologist Chris Kerr and his colleague Tim Drum provide expertise and forecasts that help FPL crews restore power safely and as quickly as possible.

Michael Flowers is part of the FPL Storm Secure Undergrounding Program team undergrounding power lines in neighborhoods across Charlotte County to improve reliability and reduce outages during severe weather.

FPL challenged its employees with a simulated hurricane during the company’s annual Storm Drill.

Typical 1,000-kWh residential bill will be more than $14 lower in May than it was in March. Typical 1,000-kWh residential bill in Northwest Florida in May will be the lowest in nearly five years.

FPL's first all-female arborist team uses cutting-edge LiDAR technology to precisely map vegetation near power lines, allowing for smarter trimming improving reliability for customers in Florida.

FPL engineer and former high school robotics competitor Lily Pawlak returns to mentor her alma mater's robotics team, using her engineering skills to help students build an award-winning robot for the FIRST Robotics Competition.

Typical 1,000-kWh residential bill would be more than $14 lower in May than today. Typical 1,000-kWh residential bill in Northwest Florida in May would be the lowest in nearly five years.

A new scam targets customers searching for FPL on the Internet and poses a threat to other companies' customers. Victims are lured by fake numbers claiming to be connected to FPL.