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FPL begins program to help small businesses December 31, 2020 at 2:25 PM EST - Updated December 31 at 2:25 PM Florida Power and Light said starting Monday they will begin accepting applications offering assistance to struggling small businesses. FPL said the "Main Street Recovery Credit Program" will allow eligible businesses to receive a monthly 10 percent credit based on the previous months energy charge portion of their bill through 2021. "We know that COVID-19s unpredictability and disr...

Daily Energy Insider Published on December 30, 2020 by Chris Galford © Shutterstock The Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) has finished work on and expects to begin operations at five new solar energy centers by year’s end, activating 1.4 million more solar panels and bolstering what is already the nation’s largest community solar program: SolarTogether. Each site consists of around 500 acres, with one each in Nassau, St. Johns, Union, Baker, and Okeechobee counties. For Nassau, St. John...

The new sites add another 1.4 million solar panels to the state of Florida Author: First Coast News Staff Published: 10:30 AM EST December 28, 2020 Updated: 10:30 AM EST December 28, 2020 Florida Power & Light Company announced Monday that five new solar energy centers will begin powering customers by the end of this year. The new sites add another 1.4 million solar panels to the state of Florida. Two of the new energy centers will be built in Nas...

By Claudia Mendoza Dec 17, 2020 Check-in with us every morning as we kick off 90 minutes of Non-Stop ’90s at 8:00 am! @Totally939Miami! - #MackInTheMorning @MACKONTHERADIO & @ClaudiaMonair whos filling in for @iAmLettyB Given the year that weve been dealing with, Ill take any good news. This is something that is really exciting and that for sure will help struggling college students on that college budget. FPL is making a difference in a big way. They recently donated $1 million to four sta...

FPL donates $1 million for laptop distribution at colleges [South Florida Sun Sentinel] With the intent to help those enrolled in rapid credentialing programs, Florida Power & Light Co. recently donated $1 million to four state colleges to buy over 1,600 laptops for incoming students. Hoping to entice individuals to enroll in school, FPL’s donation to the programs will provide around 400 laptops at Broward College, 500 at Miami-Dade College, 445 at Palm Beach State College and 300 at State Co...

Three hundred State College of Florida students will get free laptops next semester as part of a $1 million donation to support a statewide workforce program that Gov. Ron DeSantis launched in September. Florida Power & Light donated the money to help with goals set out in the Get There Florida initiative, a plan aimed at getting people into rapid-credentialing programs. In all, the $1 million donation will fund laptop computers for 1,600 students at four Florida colleges – State College, Br...