Florida solar guidance

Know your utility’s solar rules.

Choose your provider to see how it treats solar exports, batteries, and interconnection.

Updated July 22, 2026. Utility policies can change.

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Utility-by-utility overview

Florida Net Metering Guide

See current rules, official sources, and what to ask.

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Retail monthly net metering

Florida Power & Light

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Retail monthly net metering

Duke Energy Florida

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Retail-energy monthly net metering

Tampa Electric

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Transition structure

Orlando Utilities Commission

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Wholesale export credit

SECO Energy

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Avoided-cost export credit

Kissimmee Utility Authority

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Why your utility matters

Net metering rules vary.

FPL, Duke, Tampa Electric, OUC, SECO, and KUA do not all credit solar exports the same way. We start with your service address and current tariff.

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