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FPL has restored power to nearly 45% of customers affected by Hurricane Isaias in the first 24 hours, with 95% expected to be restored by Monday.

FPL has restored power to more than 98,000 customers and is targeting restoration of 95% of storm-impacted customers by the end of Monday, with many restored sooner.

Hurricane Isaias made landfall in Destin as a Category 2 hurricane. As of 11:30 a.m. CDT Oct. 10, FPL has restored power to more than 43,000 customers, with approximately 332,000 still without power. A 16,000-person restoration workforce from 29 states is working across Northwest Florida to assess damage and restore service safely and quickly. Crews are navigating debris, vegetation and downed trees while using drones and helicopters to support damage assessments. FPL is prioritizing critical facilities, including hospitals, 911 centers and police and fire stations, while restoring the greatest number of customers possible. Customers should stay away from downed power lines, flooding and debris and continue following guidance from local emergency officials.

FPL is ready for Hurricane Isaias with a 14,000-person restoration workforce pre-positioned across the Panhandle and urges customers to prepare for outages and stay safe.

FPL is finalizing preparations for Hurricane Isaias, mobilizing 12,000 personnel and pre-positioning resources to restore power safely and quickly after the storm.

FPL is pre-positioning crews and resources to respond to Tropical Storm Isaias and urges customers to prepare for potential severe weather and power outages.

FPL and FFMIA are partnering to train Florida first responders on battery energy storage technology, safety and emergency response.

FPL’s filing outlines how its large load rate structure, approved last year, meets the customer protection requirements of Florida’s new data center law, SB 484.

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL), a subsidiary of NextEra Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NEE), is providing bill credits to help eligible seniors in need of assistance. Through FPL Saving Steps, eligible...

Florida Power & Light Company’s neighborhood undergrounding work is one part of broader effort to strengthen the electric grid and improve storm resilience.

FPL urges Floridians to stay hurricane-ready despite the Atlantic's quiet start, reminding customers to finalize storm plans as the season reaches its peak and highlighting grid resilience.

As students head back to school, FPL is supporting students and teachers through free STEM education programs, classroom grants and hands-on learning opportunities.

The new online resource center includes the new FPL Saving Steps program, which offers eligible customers a one-time $200 bill credit, along with bill assistance, energy-saving programs and local...

Florida Lineworker Appreciation Day recognizes the skilled FPL lineworkers who safely power communities, strengthen the grid, restore service after storms and deliver industry-leading reliability.

FPL has reached a major milestone in its continuous commitment to deliver value and to provide reliable service to customers while keeping bills as low as possible: 120 solar energy centers are now operating across the state.

Five retired FPL meters are getting a second life at Palm Beach State College, where they'll help students connect classroom lessons with real-world experience.

Florida Power & Light Company is closely monitoring Tropical Depression Two in the Gulf and positioning crews, vehicles and equipment to respond.

Regulators approved a one-time rate reduction after a true-up of restoration costs from the 2024 hurricane season.

At FPL’s Reliability Assurance Center, engineers study equipment at a microscopic level to help strengthen the grid customers rely on every day.

As FPL's new CEO, Scott Bores is focused on supporting employees, delivering for customers and building on the company's strong track record.

This Father’s Day, Nick Campbell reflects on how his father’s example shaped his career and how he now helps keep the lights on for customers across Florida.

Years after receiving a SECME scholarship, Samuel Dorcelus-Cetoute is gaining hands-on experience at FPL while preparing for a career in civil engineering.

Monday, June 1, is the official start of the six-month Atlantic hurricane season. Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) prepares year-round by building a stronger, more storm-resilient electric grid...

Esta semana, empleados de FPL realizan un simulacro de huracán para prepararse para la temporada de tormentas y poner a prueba procesos clave de restauración.

FPL employees are responding to a mock hurricane this week to prepare for the upcoming storm season. The annual drill helps test and refine processes and technologies used during restoration.