Solar in Florida, utility by utility
What solar saves in Florida depends on who sends your electric bill. Each page below shows that utility’s verified 2026 residential rate, fixed charge, demand charge and net-metering rules, what they mean for a solar system, and a worked example, with every figure linked to the utility’s own document.
Which utility serves my address?
Investor-owned utilities (PSC-regulated)
- Florida Power & Light12.3¢/kWh · $10.52/mo · no demand charge
- FPL Northwest Florida (former Gulf Power)12.7¢/kWh · $10.52/mo · no demand charge
- Duke Energy Florida13.6¢/kWh · $14.43/mo · no demand charge
- Tampa Electric (TECO)13.9¢/kWh · $13.69/mo · no demand charge
- Florida Public Utilities (FPUC)13.7¢/kWh · $24.40/mo · no demand charge
Electric cooperatives
- Central Florida Electric Cooperative (CFEC)12.0¢/kWh · $38.02/mo · no demand charge
- Choctawhatchee Electric Cooperative (CHELCO)9.77¢/kWh · $35.00/mo · no demand charge
- Clay Electric Cooperative8.20¢/kWh · $37.00/mo · no demand charge
- Escambia River Electric Cooperative (EREC)10.6¢/kWh · $45.00/mo · no demand charge
- Florida Keys Electric Cooperative (FKEC)11.8¢/kWh · $30.42/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- Glades Electric Cooperative10.3¢/kWh · $45.00/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- Gulf Coast Electric Cooperative11.6¢/kWh · $35.00/mo · no demand charge
- Lee County Electric Cooperative (LCEC)12.6¢/kWh · $20.00/mo · no demand charge
- Okefenoke REMC10.7¢/kWh · $40.45/mo · no demand charge
- Peace River Electric Cooperative (PRECO)11.1¢/kWh · $28.00/mo · no demand charge
- SECO Energy (Sumter Electric Cooperative)11.9¢/kWh · $39.54/mo · no demand charge
- Suwannee Valley Electric Cooperative (SVEC)14.0¢/kWh · $50.19/mo · no demand charge
- Talquin Electric Cooperative12.5¢/kWh · $45.00/mo · no demand charge
- Tri-County Electric Cooperative (Madison)11.4¢/kWh · $28.00/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- West Florida Electric Cooperative11.6¢/kWh · $35.00/mo · no demand charge
- Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative (WREC)10.0¢/kWh · $39.16/mo · no demand charge
Federal and municipal
- JEA (Jacksonville)12.8¢/kWh · $21.00/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC)10.7¢/kWh · $23.50/mo · no demand charge
- Lakeland Electric10.6¢/kWh · $15.25/mo · no demand charge
- Gainesville Regional Utilities (GRU)13.0¢/kWh · $17.00/mo · no demand charge
- City of Tallahassee Utilities13.6¢/kWh · $10.29/mo · no demand charge
- Kissimmee Utility Authority (KUA)12.3¢/kWh · $10.17/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- Ocala Electric Utility12.9¢/kWh · $20.00/mo · no demand charge
- Keys Energy Services13.0¢/kWh · $30.00/mo · no demand charge
- Fort Pierce Utilities Authority13.2¢/kWh · $7.45/mo · no demand charge
- Lake Worth Beach Electric Utility11.9¢/kWh · $11.97/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- City of Winter Park Electric Utility8.96¢/kWh · $16.98/mo · no demand charge
- New Smyrna Beach Utilities Commission11.1¢/kWh · $10.02/mo · no demand charge · unverified
- Beaches Energy Services (Jacksonville Beach)13.0¢/kWh · $4.50/mo · no demand charge
How these pages are kept honest
Every rate was read from the utility’s own schedule or net-metering policy and is linked on its page with the schedule’s effective date and the date we checked it (last full review November 1, 2026). 7 utilities publish no schedule online and are marked unverified rather than guessed quietly. Rates are re-checked each January, when the investor-owned utilities' fuel and storm charges reset. The estimator uses exactly these figures; see the methodology. Looking by place instead? Solar by city.