Our customers not only want affordable, reliable power, they also want the energy we deliver to be clean, now and in the future. That’s why we go the extra mile to protect the air we breathe, the water and land we use as well as the plants and animals that share our planet. That’s also why we continue to add more solar while keeping bills among the lowest in the nation. FPL’s Real Zero goal is designed to completely eliminate our carbon emissions in Florida to the benefit of our customers, the environment and our state’s growing economy.
Eliminating carbon emissions
FPL’s Real Zero goal represents a continuation of what we’ve long been doing for our customers – making disciplined and proven long-term investments in low-cost, clean and reliable technology while keeping bills affordable and well below the national average. As part of this goal, America’s largest solar expansion would get significantly larger, powered by hundreds of millions of solar panels.
*A portion of the renewable energy credits associated with FPL-owned solar facilities may be sold or transferred to third parties, who are solely entitled to the reporting rights and ownership of such renewable energy credits.
Supporting local economies
During development, FPL identifies and uses local resources when available. Once construction begins, each solar power plant will create around 200 jobs. Once the site is complete, it will contribute to the county’s tax base, helping support everything from local schools to infrastructure and services.
Making solar energy more reliable by investing in battery storage
We are rapidly expanding innovative energy storage technology. Our Real Zero goal would entail a dramatic increase in energy storage capacity by no later than 2045.
Learn about Solar Energy
Solar energy is clean and emissions-free, but what does it mean for you?
My Solar Energy Options
Discover which solar programs might be right for you and see how were building a more resilient and sustainable energy future we can all depend on while keeping bills low.
*A portion of the renewable energy credits associated with FPL-owned solar facilities may be sold or transferred to third parties, who are solely entitled to the reporting rights and ownership of such renewable energy credits.