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Our plan supports investments in critical infrastructure and technology so we can continue delivering reliable electricity, further diversify our energy mix and keep customer bills as low as possible.

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Residential projected bill adjustment calculator

FPL has proposed a four-year rate plan beginning in 2026. The proposed base rate adjustments for business customers vary depending on rate class and usage, so business customers are encouraged to work with their customer advisor to further discuss the proposed rate plan and answer any questions you may have.

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Estimated average annual total bill increase from 2025 to 2029

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FPL’s proposed four-year rate plan strengthens the company’s commitment to proven and disciplined, long-term investments that have measurably improved service while keeping bills low over time. In fact, even with our proposed increase, typical residential customer bills are expected to remain well below the national average.
FPL’s proposed four-year rate plan strengthens the company’s commitment to proven and disciplined, long-term investments that have measurably improved service while keeping bills low over time.
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The estimated bill adjustment in 2026 is compared to FPL rates, effective Feb. 1, 2025. Subsequent year bill increases are compared to the year prior and reflect the company’s 2026-2029 four-year rate plan filed with the Florida Public Service Commission. All projected bill adjustment totals include the state’s standard gross receipts tax and Regulatory Assessment Fee but do not include any local taxes or fees that vary by community. The figures provided are estimates and subject to approval.
The estimated bill adjustment in 2026 is compared to FPL Northwest FL rates, effective Feb. 1, 2025. Subsequent year bill increases are compared to the year prior and reflect the company’s 2026-2029 four-year rate plan filed with the Florida Public Service Commission. All projected bill adjustment totals include the state’s standard gross receipts tax and Regulatory Assessment Fee but do not include any local taxes or fees that vary by community. The figures provided are estimates and subject to approval.
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General Questions

Can you provide an overview of the new base rate plan?

On Feb. 28, 2025, FPL filed a four-year rate request with the Florida Public Service Commission. We know there is never a good time to request an increase, but we are seeking one so we can continue to support customer growth by making smart investments in the grid and in new generation to power our fast-growing state. 

Why is FPL proposing a new base rate plan?

FPL’s current four-year rate agreement concludes at the end of 2025. The process of setting new base rates typically takes about a year, which is why we have started the customary rate-setting process.  

FPL provides a critical service to more than 6 million customer accounts, or approximately 12 million Floridians in 43 counties. Sustained investment in energy infrastructure and technology is vital to powering our communities now and into the future as our state grows. 

Who reviews the proposed four-year base rate plan?

The Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) regulates FPL’s electricity rates. On Feb. 28, 2025, FPL submitted a detailed four-year rate plan to the PSC, which kicks off an extensive public review process before a final PSC vote on the plan. The process of setting new base rates typically takes about a year. 

When would the new rates go into effect?

If approved, the plan would cover four years, starting in 2026.

Where can I find additional information about FPL’s 2026-2029 base rate proposal?

You can find additional information about our base rate proposal at the Florida Public Service Commission website as well as in the Documents and Resources section of our website.

Documents and Resources

Access the petition, Minimum Filing Requirements (MFRs) and all the documents filed as part of our rate request with the PSC.

PSC website - Docket : 20250011 | Petition & MFRs