When adjusted for inflation, the typical 1,000-kWh residential customer bill in January 2026 under FPL's proposal would be about 20% lower than it was 20 years earlier, in 2006, according to FPL.

Utility bills are made up of a combination of factors, such as base rates, fuel costs and storm-related costs, the News Service of Florida reported in June when regulators approved FPL’s plan to ...

“Lowered FPL bill with new meter. I insisted on FPL replacing my meter after July bill went up over $200. This month it went back down over $130 with new meter,” she posted on Aug. 31.

FPL intends to ask for a rate increase for 2026-2029. A hurricane restoration surcharge is in place for all of 2025. News Indian River Martin St. Lucie Sports Advertise Obits eNewspaper Legals ...

FPL intends to ask for a rate increase for 2026-2029. ... "Customers will be able to calculate potential adjustments to their bill after FPL files its formal plan," the company's website said.

FPL has handled 3 million outages in the last 14 months as it responded to Hurricane Idalia in 2023 and then hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton this year.

FPL will seek increases of about $1.55 billion that would take effect in 2026 and $930 million that would take effect in 2027, according to a letter filed with the Florida Public Service Commission.

FPL customers will see approximately a 2.8% reduction in their monthly bill. For example, a current customer bill of $139.95 for 1000 kilowatts used will drop to $135 per month.

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. — Florida Power and Light customers can expect their average monthly bills to increase by $12 starting in January. The hike comes as part of a $1.2 billion recovery package ...

Under the plan approved Tuesday, customers who are in areas traditionally served by FPL and use 1,000 kilowatt hours of electricity will see their monthly bills decrease from the current $139.95 ...

Come the first of the new year, most Florida Power & Light residential customers will see their bills go up by at least $2.59.

South Florida finally felt a cool-down in October — upper 50s in Miami! And in June, the Florida Public Service Commission approved a $359 million reduction to FPL’s 2023 fuel costs. That ...