FPL to build four solar PV projects in Florida
Florida Power & Light Company (FPL)is set to build four new solar power plants this year that are expected to begin powering customers in early 2020:
- FPL Okeechobee Solar Energy Center, Okeechobee County
- FPL Hibiscus Solar Energy Center, Palm Beach County
- FPL Echo River Solar Energy Center, Suwannee County
- FPL Southfork Solar Energy Center, Manatee County
Each of the new FPL solar plants will be capable of generating 74.5 megawatts of power from the sun, for a combined addition of nearly 300 megawatts of new solar capacity – enough to power about 60,000 homes. Built cost-effectively, the new solar plants will bring an additional US$26 million in net-savings to FPL customers over the long-term.
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