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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.

FPL President Scott Bores discusses responsible growth in Florida and how FPL’s customer protections ensure large-scale data centers pay their own way and that costs are not passed on to other customers.

This Mother’s Day, FPL distribution system operator Rick Henszey reflects on his mother’s handwritten letters to soldiers—and how her quiet acts of kindness shaped his life of service.

Following a rigorous multi-year application and review process, the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) has approved subsequent license renewals for St. Lucie Nuclear Plant Units 1 and 2.

FPL project director Stephen Heiman builds trust across Florida, connecting with communities while advancing solar and battery projects to help power the state’s growing energy needs.

Working with university capstone programs, FPL is turning years of LiDAR data into predictive tools that modernize vegetation management.

FPL employee Shashayne Maxwell returns to Joe DiMaggio Children’s Hospital to volunteer years after her son received live-saving care.

Florida Power & Light Company matched its best reliability performance on record in 2025 and achieved the lowest outage frequency in company history.

John Giraldo has spent his career strengthening South Florida’s grid through FPL’s Storm Secure Underground Program—building a more resilient future for the community he calls home.

Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) surpassed $1 billion in customer fuel savings in 2025, the result of systematic, smart investments in fuel-efficient technologies over the past two decades.

From hand-drawn maps to AI-powered projects, Jane Wolford’s 45-year FPL journey reflects innovation, teamwork and pride in powering Florida’s communities.

As Manatee Lagoon marks 10 years, Rachel Shanker reflects on a career inspiring conservation, education and community connection.

Florida Power & Light Company está preparando sus sistemas, cuadrillas y equipos, y está lista para atender de manera fiable el aumento en la demanda de electricidad de los clientes en todo el estado.

Florida Power & Light Company is preparing its systems, crews and equipment and is ready to reliably serve customers’ increased electricity needs across the state.

As cold temperatures impact Florida this week, Florida Power & Light Company is sharing energy-saving tips.

Julius Fletcher set a world record at the International Powerlifting League World Championships, lifting more than 1,800 pounds in his first international meet.

FPL President Scott Bores discusses expected data center growth in Florida and how FPL’s new customer protections ensure Floridians aren’t left footing the bill.

As FPL marks 100 years, Charlie Gauger celebrates 38 years of service—honoring a family legacy while helping power innovation and reliability for customers.

FPL lineworkers surprise retired lineworker John “JJ” VanRiel at his 90th birthday celebration, honoring his 41 years of service and dedication.

La PSC aprobó hoy un acuerdo de tarifas de cuatro años que permite a FPL invertir en la red para apoyar el crecimiento del estado y mantener las cuentas muy por debajo del promedio nacional.