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At FPL’s Reliability Assurance Center, engineer Wigberto “Wiggy” Flores-Hernandez tests equipment to withstand Florida’s lightning and keep crews and customers safe.

For more than 40 years, Isaiah Kelley has shared his passion for learning—empowering customers to save energy and inspiring students to reach their full potential, one lesson at a time.

IT specialist Ryan Bazil turned a backup plan into a mission at FPL, using drones and robotics to inspire students to pursue careers in STEM and energy innovation.

FPL President and CEO Armando Pimentel explains the latest on the company's rate proposal – and how it reflects FPL's commitment to continue offering customers high reliability while keeping bills low.

Florida Power & Light Company’s proposed rate settlement agreement would keep residential customer bills in Northwest Florida roughly flat for the next two years and result in an average annual increase of just 1% through 2029.

La propuesta de tarifas de FPL resultaría en un aumento para la cuenta residencial de aproximadamente $2.50 al mes el próximo año.

Florida Power & Light Company’s proposed rate settlement agreement would result in a residential bill increase of approximately $2.50 per month next year, lower than original estimate.

35 Mules, Florida Power & Light Company’s (FPL) in-house innovation hub, is excited to announce the launch of its fourth cohort of startups, continuing its mission to fuel innovation, entrepreneurship and economic growth in Florida.

Inspired by her grandmother’s generosity, Sophia Eccleston built a life of service, from the U.S. Army to NextEra Energy, where she continues making an impact on the communities where she lives and works.

Florida Power & Light Company, the NextEra Energy Foundation and community partners teamed up to provide Gulf Coast Turtle Watch a rescue van, speeding response and improving sea turtle survival.

The Edison Electric Institute (EEI) has honored Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) with its Emergency Response Award for the company’s efforts to help other utilities recover following Hurricane Helene and Winter Storm Enzo.

Ron Natter, FPL’s longest-tenured employee, began his career nearly six decades ago. As FPL marks its centennial year, his journey reflects a legacy of dedication and innovation.

Florida Power & Light Company and 10 key stakeholder groups filed a comprehensive four-year rate settlement agreement with state regulators today that significantly reduces FPL's original revenue...

JUNO BEACH, Fla., Aug. 20, 2025 – Florida Power & Light Company and 10 key stakeholder groups filed a comprehensive four-year rate settlement agreement with state regulators.

JUNO BEACH, Fla., 20 de agosto de 2025 – FPL y 10 grupos de partes interesadas presentaron un acuerdo comprensivo de cuatro años con reguladores estatales.

Bill Vikara, a principal technical services specialist, will umpire the tournament in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, for the second time in three years.

Broward County natives McKenley and Joshua Romeo both found their calling at FPL after attending the FAMU-FSU College of Engineering

State regulators unanimously agreed today to give FPL and key stakeholder groups time to finalize a comprehensive four-year rate settlement.

Florida Power & Light Company and key stakeholder groups have reached an agreement in principle on a comprehensive four-year rate settlement that would keep customer bills well below the national...

NextEra Energy nuclear fleet employee Julius Fletcher is pivoting his celebrations to preparations for his first international competition this fall.

Employees and retirees demonstrate company's century-long commitment to serving neighbors by distributing hurricane preparedness meal kits to seniors.

FPL engineer Charles Leitner’s firsthand experience during Hurricane Ian inspired a solar-powered innovation that is now transforming the company’s storm response.

For nearly a century, FPL’s Dania Beach Clean Energy Center has driven innovation and efficiency, benefiting South Florida communities with reliable power and community support.

Three wildlife rescue nonprofits received $25,000 each from the NextEra Energy Foundation and Florida Power & Light Company to support baby wildlife care during the peak season.

For as long as he can remember, Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) Lead Project Manager Richard Worthy had the characteristics of an engineer hardwired into his DNA.