Storm Restoration

FPL today asked the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) to approve a temporary surcharge on customer bills in 2025 to recover restoration costs after four hurricanes battered Florida in less than 14 months.

Following Hurricane Milton, hundreds of Florida Power & Light (FPL) employees descended along Florida’s west coast to help customers and communities who were affected by the devastation that the storm brought.

FPL has essentially completed restoration to customers affected by Hurricane Milton. It is important to not that some customers in the pockets most decimated by Milton's storm surge, flooding and tornadoes still cannot safely receive power.

FPL ha completado esencialmente la restauración a los clientes afectados por el huracán Milton. Es importante tener en cuenta que hay algunos clientes en las zonas más devastadas por las marejadas ciclónicas, las inundaciones y los tornados que no pueden recibir electricidad de manera segura.

Most of the remaining outages are in the areas that took the brunt of the storm’s destruction. FPL remains laser-focused on restoring power to the approximately 69,000 customers who remain without service.

La mayoría de las interrupciones eléctricas restantes se encuentran en las áreas más afectadas por la destrucción de la tormenta.

FPL has restored power to more than 90% of customers affected by Hurricane Milton and is also on track to restore power to all impacted schools by the end of the day today.

FPL ha restablecido el servicio eléctrico a más del 90% de los clientes afectados por el huracán Milton.

FPL has moved up its target of restoring 90% of affected customers to Sunday night rather than its previous target of 90% by Monday night.

FPL ha adelantado su meta de restablecer el servicio eléctrico al 90% de los clientes afectados para el domingo por la noche.