Investing in Florida’s Future
2017-2020 Rate Agreement
The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a comprehensive four-year rate settlement agreement developed jointly by FPL, the state’s Office of Public Counsel and major customer advocacy organizations that is expected to keep FPL’s typical bills lower than they were in 2006 through at least the end of 2020.
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The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a comprehensive four-year rate settlement agreement developed jointly by FPL, the state's Office of Public Counsel and major customer advocacy organizations that would allow us to continue ensuring reliable service and advancing affordable clean energy, while keeping customer bills among the lowest in the nation.
2006 vs. 2020 Monthly Bill
Base Rate Changes by Year
While energy use varies by customer, more than half of our customers use less than 1,000 kWh of electricity each month. We estimate that the typical, 1,000-kWh bill will see a total base rate increase of approximately 31 cents a day, phased in January 2017, January 2018 and mid-2019.
The 2020 figure reflects the current estimate for FPL’s typical bill in 2020, which includes base rate adjustments approved by the Florida PSC, as well as current projections for fuel and other clauses. All bill totals include the state’s standard gross receipts tax but do not include any local taxes or fees that vary by community. All rates are subject to change.
Four-Year Rate Agreement
The Florida Public Service Commission has approved a comprehensive four-year rate settlement agreement developed jointly by Florida Power & Light Company, the state’s Office of Public Counsel and major customer advocacy organizations. The agreement is expected to keep FPL’s typical bills lower than they were in 2006 through at least the end of 2020 and will build on FPL’s record for advancing affordable clean energy and delivering superior service while keeping customer bills among the lowest in the state and nation.
Focusing on Florida’s clean energy future
At FPL, we’ve been committed to reducing our dependence on foreign oil, increasing our use of solar energy and U.S.-produced natural gas, and making investments in smart technology. All to deliver cleaner, more reliable energy to you, while keeping bills among the lowest in the nation.
Delivering reliable service
At FPL, we’re committed to building a stronger and smarter electric grid to provide you with electricity you can count on in good weather and bad. Our reliability experts work hard to deliver cleaner, more reliable energy while keeping bills low. We are constantly working to improve our service by investing in stronger utility poles, better equipment and advanced smart grid technology to make our grid stronger, smarter and more resilient, particularly when it concerns Florida's severe weather.
Working more efficiently
At FPL, we have more than 1,000 employees trained as efficiency experts who use Lean Six Sigma process improvement techniques. Their task is to find ways, both big and small, to improve how we operate. Since the Lean Six Sigma program began in 2004, their efficiency projects have saved more than $528 million, helping to keep your bills low.