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Florida Public Utilities

Northeast Florida and parts of the panhandle.

Type
Investor owned
Accounts
32K

What they credit you

Full retail rate

Set by state rule

One kilowatt hour out is worth one kilowatt hour in.

Month to month
Credits roll forward month to month.
Once a year
Once a year the leftover balance is bought out at the lower avoided cost rate.
System size
System capped at 115% of your past twelve months of usage.

Set by Florida PSC Rule 25-6.065 · checked 2026-08-23

FPUC is investor owned, so Florida PSC Rule 25-6.065 applies and these terms are set by the state rather than by a board that can revise them. That is the strongest position a Florida homeowner can be in on net metering.

FPUC net metering questions

Does FPUC offer one for one net metering?
Yes. One kilowatt hour out is worth one kilowatt hour in. Credits roll forward month to month.
What does FPUC pay for power sent back to the grid?
Full retail rate. One kilowatt hour out is worth one kilowatt hour in. Once a year the leftover balance is bought out at the lower avoided cost rate.
Do I need a battery with FPUC?
Not for the economics. FPUC credits exports at the retail rate, so power you send out during the day comes back at the same value after dark without storage. A battery is still worth considering for outages during hurricane season, but it is an upgrade here rather than a requirement.
How do I find my FPUC bill?
Sign in at fpuc.com. Open Billing history from your account dashboard. Download the most recent statement. A photo of your paper bill works too. If you cannot get to it, a rough guess at your average monthly amount is enough to start.

Installers serving FPUC customers

Pick one. Only the company you choose receives your details, and only that company calls you.

These are real companies operating in FPUC territory, ordered by their Google rating where we have one. None of them pays us for placement. Pick the one you want and we will call you to arrange it.

Check any Florida contractor licence yourself at the state register. Do that before you sign anything, with any company, including ours.