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Program waitlist is closed

Thank you for your interest. At this time, we are at capacity and have closed the waitlist.

Join the nation’s largest community solar program and share in the economic and environmental benefits of Florida based large-scale solar while receiving monthly bill credits on your FPL bill.

The FPL SolarTogether® program is growing. An additional 24 solar energy centers — 1,788 MW of subscription capacity – will be built, operated, and maintained. The extension of the program adds even more value, including a diversified portfolio with new centers coming online in Northwest Florida.

With a total of 44 solar energy centers generating clean energy, current and new program participants will all share in the benefits – making the program even more accessible and beneficial for everyone.

 

Reduce your energy costs while achieving your sustainability goals

 

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Benefits

  • Offset a portion of your energy usage
  • Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) are retired on your behalf
  • Receive bill credits immediately

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Economics

  • Simple payback in approximately 7 years
  • Fixed monthly subscription rate
  • No maintenance, operational or insurance costs
  • Escalating bill credits

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Terms

  • No upfront cost
  • No long-term contract
  • Subscription is transferable within FPL territory
  • Subscription cannot be sold or transferred to another customer
 

How the program works

  1. Determine your subscription share by selecting the amount of energy you wish to offset – up to 45% of your energy usage can come from solar.* If you wish to offset 100% of your energy usage, you can elect to keep your remaining capacity on the program’s waitlist – maintaining your current spot
  2. Calculate your monthly subscription cost based on the fixed subscription rate of $6.76/kW multiplied by your subscription share
  3. Estimate your monthly subscription credit based on your subscription share multiplied by the amount of solar energy produced multiplied by the subscription credit rate

100 kW subscription example

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FPL SolarTogether Subscription

100 kW subscription share

x $6.76/kW fixed subscription rate

______________

 

Your Monthly Subscription Cost

$676

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Solar Energy Produced

180 hrs per month

x 100 kW subscription share

______________

 

18,000 kWh solar energy

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Subscription Credit

18,000 kWh solar energy produced

x $0.03598/kWh subscription credit rate/kWh

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Your Monthly Bill Credit

$647

 

That means you get solar energy for just $29 for the month!**

** Illustrative examples presented here for discussion purposes only, program charges and credits will be established per the Florida PSC approved tariff.

Over time, the annual benefits are forecasted to exceed the costs.

Have Questions?

View our frequently asked questions.

1. The graphic above is an estimate based on historical data from satellite and ground-based measurements averaged over two decades. While this data is useful in estimating average program credits over the life of the program, it is important to understand that in any given month, season or year, actual credits may be higher or lower than the average. Actual solar generation is influenced by varying weather conditions, such as cloudiness, temperature, the angle of the sun, rainfall and other factors. Due to this weather variability, it is expected that actual subscription credits will vary from the estimate month-to-month, year-to-year or over multi-year periods.


2. Assumes 447 MW in 2023, 745 MW in 2024 and 596 MW in 2025; construction timing subject to market disruption and variability, such as construction delays due to solar panel availability.

 

*The power generated by the FPL SolarTogether solar energy centers will be delivered directly to the energy grid, where it is combined with power generated from other conventional energy sources in FPL’s system.