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Florida Power & Light

the largest single driver of land conversion to energy

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Founded
1925
Evidence class
publicly verified operating
Acres (module, 2025 roll)
30,115
Place
Juno Beach; plants across DeSoto, Okeechobee and Hendry counties
District
Outside the Heartland
Geography scope
outside heartland
Status as of 12 September 2026
Operating; 21 solar energy centers in service across three Heartland counties by January 2025 per the 2026 plan's existing unit records, plus the 2009 DeSoto plant and a 1,720 megawatt gas plant, with 18 more centers announced in the region in the 2026 plan.
Connections
46 edges, 46 distinct neighbors · betweenness 0.331 (rank 1 of 243) · location and lineage only 0.043 (rank 13) · outside endpoint share 0.07
Confidence
High · sources: [FPLP] [TYSP] [MOD] [SECNEE] (register)

The NextEra Energy subsidiary, created 28 December 1925, serves about 12 million people and projects about 12,293 megawatts of new solar statewide from 2026 through 2035 in its Ten Year Site Plan [FPLP][TYSP]. The module's owner table carries FPL at 30,115 acres inside the region [MOD]. FPL's agricultural acres are resolved parcel roll holdings within the six county 2025 agricultural base; they are not installed solar acreage and should not be read as the footprint of operating solar facilities [MOD].

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