Central Florida
Your utility decides whether you qualify. So does your city.
Net metering, minimum charge, rates and whether the subscription applies in your area. What matters before asking for numbers.
Utilities
Duke Energy
Duke Energy serves much of Central Florida. What changed in its 2026 rates, its $30 minimum charge, 1:1 net metering, and why its customers qualify for the solar subscription.
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FPL
What FPL charges per kWh in 2026, its $30 minimum charge, 1:1 net metering, and who qualifies for the solar energy subscription with FPL in Central Florida, such as Sanford.
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TECO
What Tampa Electric charges per kWh in 2026, its 1:1 net metering, and when a TECO customer in Polk, near Central Florida, qualifies for the solar energy subscription.
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Cities
Lake
Clermont
In Clermont (Lake) most homes are on Duke Energy, which qualifies for the solar energy subscription; some areas are SECO, a co-op that does not qualify. Prices and requirements.
Polk
Davenport
In Davenport (Polk) the utility is Duke Energy, which qualifies for the solar energy subscription. $2.09/W, a typical $290 bill, sun hours and what your home needs.
Polk
Haines City
In Haines City (Polk) the utility is Duke Energy, which qualifies for the solar energy subscription. $2.08/W, a typical $295 bill, and what your home needs to qualify.
Osceola
Kissimmee
In Kissimmee the city is KUA (municipal, does not qualify for the subscription) and much of Osceola is Duke (qualifies). $2.11/W, sun hours and home requirements.
Orange
Orlando
In Orlando the city is OUC (municipal, does not qualify for the subscription) and the metro area is Duke (qualifies). $2.08/W, sun hours, typical bill and home requirements.
Osceola / Polk
Poinciana
Poinciana sits across Osceola and Polk, and on both sides the utility is Duke Energy, which qualifies for the solar energy subscription. Bills, sun hours and requirements.
Seminole
Sanford
In Sanford (Seminole) the utility is FPL, which qualifies for the solar energy subscription. $1.98/W, a typical $250 bill, sun hours and what your home needs to qualify.
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