Bringing solar energy to our communities
Solar trees, solar canopies and SolarZones are eye-catching, innovative solar structures created to bring solar technology to the hearts of our communities. They provide shade and harness the power of the sun while generating emissions-free energy that benefits all of us.
Each installation helps transform the host locations into a living classroom for people of all ages to learn about solar. These structures also serve as reminders of FPL’s investments in solar energy to provide customers in Northwest Florida with electricity that’s not only clean and reliable, but increasingly affordable.
- Each location includes unique features like charging stations that can be used by visitors and lights that can change colors for a visual experience.
- The structures also provide a backdrop for visitors to create lasting memories, all while fostering a renewed sense of community.
- QR codes on each structure provide smartphone users with information about FPL’s solar commitment.
Solar Trees
FPL solar tree in front of Pensacola City Hall at the corner of the Main and Reus streets crosswalk.
FPL solar tree in front of the Blue Wahoos Stadium in Pensacola at the Main and Reus streets crosswalk.
FPL solar trees at Destin’s HarborWalk Village Boardwalk.
FPL solar tree at Newman C. Brackin Wayside Park in Fort Walton Beach.
FPL solar tree at the Sharon J. Sheffield Park in Lynn Haven.
FPL solar tree at the Washington County Courthouse in Chipley.
FPL solar tree at Carpenter’s Park in Milton.
Solar Canopies
Corrine Jones Resource Center at Sanders Beach in Pensacola
Baylen Street parking lot in Pensacola
Solar Zones
FPL solar zone at the Bay County Government Complex.
FPL solar zone at the Gulf Coast State College campus.
Learn more about the City of Pensacola's environmental efforts.