FPL Electric Rates & Plans
Electricity rates, plans, peak hours and solar rules for Florida Power & Light homes in Florida. Updated November 2026.
What homes pay
- Average home rate
- 14.81¢/kWh
- 1-year change
- +1.9%
- 201911.03¢
- 202315.01¢
- 202413.71¢
- 202514.62¢
- Sep 2025 to Aug 202614.81¢
Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Form EIA-861M and Form EIA-861. Average rate: September 2025 to August 2026. 1-year change: January to August 2026 compared with January to August 2025.
Plans and peak hours
| Plan | Peak hours | Fixed monthly charge |
|---|---|---|
| Standard (RS-1) | Same price all day (1¢ more per kWh above 1,000 kWh) | $10.52 base charge |
| Time of use (RTR-1) | April to October noon to 9 pm weekdays; November to March 6 to 10 am and 6 to 10 pm weekdays | $10.52 base charge |
| EV charging (RS-1 EV, RS-2 EV) | Same hours as RTR-1 | $10.52 base charge plus EV charge |
Source: FPL residential rates, as of September 2026.
Solar and battery rules
- Power you send back
- Each kWh you send back offsets one you buy. Credits roll over month to month, and unused credit is paid out once a year at the utility's avoided-cost rate.
Source: Florida Administrative Code, rule 25-6.065.
Energy, on a better plan
Solar and battery storage for one monthly payment, at a lower rate than your utility. $0 to low upfront. We own the equipment and look after it.