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Florida Electricity Providers & Utilities

Understand Florida electric utilities, electricity rates, rate plans, renewable energy programs and local electricity service options for your area.

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Find electricity information

Enter your Florida ZIP code to identify the electricity service area and explore available utility and energy information.

Florida electricity service varies by location. Always verify the utility, applicable rate plan, current pricing, eligibility and program terms before making an enrollment decision.

4 Major investor-owned electric companies
LOCAL Municipal utilities serve many communities
CO-OP Electric cooperatives serve rural areas
ZIP Service and rates vary by location
Florida electricity guide

Start with the electricity information you need

Florida is primarily a regulated electricity market. Most residential customers receive electricity service from the utility serving their geographic territory rather than freely shopping among competing retail electricity suppliers.

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Local utilities

Municipal utilities and electric cooperatives serve many Florida communities outside the major investor-owned utility territories.

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Rate plans

Florida utilities offer different residential rate structures. Some eligible customers may have time-based pricing options.

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Renewable electricity

Florida utilities may offer solar, renewable-energy, energy-efficiency and other clean-energy programs.

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Florida electric utilities

Which utility serves your Florida address?

Florida electricity service is divided among investor-owned utilities, municipal utilities and electric cooperatives. Your address determines which utility and rate schedules apply.

Major Florida investor-owned utility

Florida Power & Light (FPL)

Florida Power & Light provides electric service across a large portion of Florida. Applicable rates, programs and service options depend on the customer's location and account type.

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Central & Northern Florida

Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy Florida provides electric service in portions of central and northern Florida. Rates and programs vary according to service territory, customer class and applicable tariff.

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West Central Florida

Tampa Electric Company

Tampa Electric serves customers in West Central Florida. The utility provides electric service, rate plans, energy programs and other customer services.

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Selected Florida communities

Florida Public Utilities

Florida Public Utilities provides utility services in selected areas of Florida. Electricity availability and rates depend on the specific service territory.

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Jacksonville area

JEA

JEA is a community-owned utility serving the Jacksonville area. JEA provides electric service along with other utility services.

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Orlando area

Orlando Utilities Commission (OUC)

OUC is a municipal utility serving Orlando and surrounding areas. Electric rates, programs and eligibility depend on the applicable service territory.

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How the Florida market works

Your Florida electricity provider is generally determined by location

Florida's electricity market differs from states where residential customers can freely shop among competing retail electricity suppliers.

Investor-owned utilities

Major investor-owned electric companies include FPL, Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric and Florida Public Utilities.

Municipal utilities

Florida also has publicly owned utilities serving individual cities and communities, including utilities such as JEA and OUC.

Electric cooperatives

Rural electric cooperatives serve many areas of Florida and operate under different organizational structures from investor-owned utilities.

Florida electricity rates

Compare Florida electricity rate structures

There is no single statewide residential electricity rate. Pricing depends on the utility, service territory, customer class, rate schedule, electricity usage and other applicable charges.

● Rate information: October 2026
Utility / Provider Electricity option Rate Pricing structure Type
Florida Power & Light
Florida electric utility
Utility electricity service
Varies /kWh
Rate-plan specific Utility View
Duke Energy Florida
Florida electric utility
Utility electricity service
Varies /kWh
Rate-plan specific Utility View
Tampa Electric
West Central Florida utility
Utility electricity service
Varies /kWh
Rate-plan specific Utility View
Florida Public Utilities
Selected Florida communities
Utility electricity service
Varies /kWh
Rate-plan specific Utility View
Municipal Utilities
Local public electric systems
Public utility electricity service
Varies /kWh
Local utility specific Municipal Learn
Electric Cooperatives
Participating Florida communities
Cooperative electricity service
Varies /kWh
Cooperative specific Co-op Learn

Rates shown as "Varies" should not be treated as current prices. Always verify the applicable utility rate schedule, customer class, usage, base charges, fuel-related charges, taxes and other applicable costs before making an enrollment or service decision.

Florida electricity plans

Understand the main Florida electricity options

Florida electricity pricing is generally determined by the customer's utility, service territory, customer class and applicable rate schedule.

Standard Utility Service
Traditional utility electricity service
Varies by utility
Utility Assigned
Rate Schedule
Location Specific
  • Available according to the customer's service territory
  • Utility operates the local distribution system
  • Rate depends on customer class and applicable schedule
  • Base and usage-related charges may apply
Time-of-Use Rate
Time-based electricity pricing
Varies by utility
Time Matters
Peak Schedule
Eligibility Varies
  • Available only where offered by the applicable utility
  • Electricity prices may vary by time period
  • Applicable schedules depend on utility and customer type
  • Shifting electricity use can affect costs
Renewable Energy Programs
Solar and clean-energy options
Varies by program
Solar Options
Program Dependent
Utility Specific
  • Utilities may offer solar and renewable-energy programs
  • Program availability depends on service territory
  • Renewable-energy terms and costs vary by program
  • Review current utility program disclosures before enrolling
Energy Efficiency Programs
Rebates and energy-saving options
Varies by program
Rebates May apply
Home Efficiency
Utility Specific
  • Utilities may offer rebates and energy-efficiency programs
  • HVAC, insulation and other upgrades may qualify
  • Eligibility and incentive amounts vary by utility
  • Check current program requirements before purchasing equipment
Florida electricity guide

How electricity service works in Florida

Florida is primarily a regulated electricity market. Most residential customers receive electric service from the utility serving their geographic territory.


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Step 1
Identify your electric utility

Determine which investor-owned, municipal or cooperative utility serves your address.

Step 2
Review your rate schedule

Check the residential rate schedule that applies to your account, including base and usage-related charges.

Step 3
Check Time-of-Use options

If your utility offers time-based pricing, review peak and off-peak periods and eligibility requirements.

Step 4
Review your electricity usage

Air conditioning, home size, occupancy, appliances and weather can all affect Florida electricity consumption.

Step 5
Explore energy programs

Check your utility for current renewable-energy, solar, efficiency and rebate programs.

Before changing plans

Six things to check before choosing a Florida electricity option

1. Service territory

Confirm which Florida utility or electric cooperative serves your address.

2. Rate schedule

Check the exact residential rate schedule that applies to your account.

3. Base charges

Review monthly base charges and other recurring costs in addition to energy usage.

4. Electricity usage

Florida's hot and humid climate can make cooling a major component of household electricity consumption.

5. Renewable programs

Compare available solar, renewable-energy and clean-energy programs offered by your utility.

6. Total bill

Look beyond the energy rate and consider base charges, fuel-related charges, taxes and other applicable costs.

Find Florida electricity information

Start with your ZIP code to identify the electricity service area and explore applicable utility and energy options.

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Florida electricity FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Learn how Florida electric utilities, electricity rates, rate plans and renewable energy programs work.

Who are the major electricity providers in Florida?
Major investor-owned electric utilities include Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric Company and Florida Public Utilities. Florida also has numerous municipal utilities and electric cooperatives.
Can I choose my electricity provider in Florida?
Most Florida residential customers do not freely shop among competing retail electricity suppliers. Electric service is generally provided by the utility serving the customer's geographic service territory.
What are the major electric utilities in Florida?
Major investor-owned utilities include Florida Power & Light, Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric Company and Florida Public Utilities. Municipal and cooperative utilities also serve many Florida communities.
Who delivers electricity in Florida?
Electricity delivery depends on the customer's service territory. Investor-owned utilities, municipal utilities and electric cooperatives operate distribution systems throughout Florida.
What are Time-of-Use electricity rates?
Time-of-Use rates charge different prices during different periods of the day. Availability and the exact schedule depend on the utility, rate plan and customer eligibility.
Does Florida have competitive electricity suppliers?
Florida is primarily a regulated electricity market. Most residential customers receive electric service from the utility assigned to their geographic service territory rather than shopping among competing retail electricity suppliers.
Are Florida electricity rates fixed?
Florida electricity bills can contain fixed and usage-based charges. The applicable rate structure depends on the utility, customer class and rate schedule.
Can I get renewable electricity in Florida?
Florida utilities may offer solar, renewable-energy, energy-efficiency and other clean-energy programs. Availability, pricing and eligibility vary by utility.
How much does electricity cost in Florida?
Electricity costs vary by utility, service territory, customer class, usage and rate schedule. Household electricity consumption, particularly air-conditioning usage, can also have a significant effect on the total bill.
What is the cheapest electricity provider in Florida?
There is no single cheapest electricity provider for all Florida residents because electric service is generally determined by geographic service territory. Compare the applicable rate schedule and total bill charges for your address.
How do I compare Florida electricity rates?
Start by identifying the utility serving your address. Then review the applicable residential rate schedule, base charges, energy charges, Time-of-Use options if available, renewable programs and other applicable costs.

Electricity pricing disclosure: Florida electricity pricing varies by utility, service territory, customer class, rate schedule, electricity usage, fuel-related costs and other applicable charges. Most residential customers receive service from the utility serving their geographic territory rather than choosing among competing retail electricity suppliers. Information on this page is intended as a general guide. Always verify current utility rates, program terms, eligibility and applicable charges before making an enrollment or service decision.

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