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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.

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.

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.

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.

FPL data scientist Kham Sanvoravong applies the same focus and teamwork that drive his competitive spirit to enhance grid reliability.

During National Prematurity Awareness Month, FPL engineer Nick Newkirk shares his family’s NICU journey and their mission to help families with similar experiences in Northwest Florida.

As Veterans Day approaches, FPL’s Erin LeJeune reflects on a family history of military service that reaches back to one of the most legendary leaders in the U.S. Marine Corps.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.