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Se espera que FPL restablezca el servicio eléctrico a prácticamente todos los clientes afectados por el huracán Debby al final del día. Según el reporte de las 2 p.m., las tripulaciones han restablecido el servicio eléctrico a casi 250,000 clientes en 34 condados.
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FPL is expected to restore power to essentially all customers impacted by Hurricane Debby by the end of the day. As of 2 p.m., crews have restored power to nearly 250,000 customers in 34 counties.
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FPL continúa trabajando de manera segura y lo más rápido posible para restablecer el servicio eléctrico mientras Debby atraviesa la Florida.
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FPL continues to work safely and as quickly as possible to restore power as Debby moves across Florida after making landfall as a hurricane in Florida’s Big Bend region earlier today.
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FPL está lista para responder y está reuniendo una fuerza laboral de restauración de miles de personas, incluyendo empleados, contratistas y asistencia de fuera del estado.
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The National Hurricane Center has issued advisories for Potential Tropical Cyclone 4, as well as tropical storm warnings and watches for parts of Florida’s west coast. FPL is ready to respond and is assembling a restoration workforce, including employees, contractors and assistance from out of state.
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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.
May 31, 2024 -
FPL challenged its employees with a simulated hurricane during the company’s annual Storm Drill.
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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.
April 2, 2024 -
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.
March 13, 2024