FPL Spokesperson, Jack Eble, joins WESH 2's Meredith McDonough to discuss how customers can prepare to weather a storm safely ...

Fox 4's Austin Schargorodski reports on how FPL’s proposed rate hike could force Hendry County schools to cut teaching ...

FPL will provide initial estimate time of restoration for all customers affected roughly 24 hours after a storm has cleared the area. This allows damage assessment teams to sweep the area and provide ...

Florida Power & Light (FPL) proposes rate hikes that will affect customers over the next four years to fund infrastructure improvements and solar energy projects."First of all, the electric grid ...

FPL is ready for whatever the 2025 Hurricane Season may bring to South Florida. Year-round they maintain the electric grid as well as training their team.

FPL’s enhancements to the electric grid, including building stronger infrastructure, undergrounding power lines and deploying smart grid technology helped customers avoid outages and speed restoration ...

In recent years, smart-grid technology helped avoid more than 600,000 outages combined during significant hurricanes, FPL says. And in Florida's $2.7 billion per day economy, ...

FPL worker lays underground power lines in Jupiter Farms area. "While no energy grid is hurricane-proof, underground lines are more reliable than overhead power lines – performing about 50% ...

Subprime crisis, federal stimulus forged FPL smart grid In a way, the subprime mortgage crisis made it all happen. In 2009, FPL was awarded $200 million in federal Recovery Act "stimulus" money.

Today, November 30, marks the end of the 2024 hurricane season, and FPL shares how their recent changes and growth helped customers during the season.

FPL stopped providing outage numbers for individual cities and communities earlier Thursday. Off the grid: Real-time power outage map tracker Hurricane Helene: What to know Thursday for Treasure Coast ...

FPL says grid prep paid off in swift post-Ian power revival. By Kristi E. Swartz | 10/03/2022 07:11 AM EDT . More than 600,000 customers of various Florida power providers still lacked electricity ...