Florida Power and Light - Residential Energy Efficiency Program
Administered by Florida Power and Light
FPL offers instant rebates for energy efficiency upgrades including $200 for a new air conditioner and $220 for ceiling insulation, helping you reduce energy bills. You can view personalized energy-saving recommendations through Energy Manager and enroll in programs like FPL On Call to earn over $90 annually by allowing the utility to manage equipment during peak times.
FPL's Residential Energy Efficiency Program provides instant rebates to your customers for qualifying HVAC upgrades, air conditioning units, insulation, and other efficiency improvements, with recent FPSC-approved increases making the program more attractive. The program streamlines customer participation through instant rebates at point of purchase, reducing sales friction.
FPL administers a utility-funded rebate program for residential energy efficiency covering heat pumps, air conditioning, insulation, duct sealing, and roofs, with instant rebates (e.g., $200 for A/C, $220 for ceiling insulation) delivered at the point of installation. The program targets FPL's residential customer base and leverages complementary offerings like FPL On Call (demand response) and BuildSmart (new construction certification) to drive broader participation in energy conservation; recent FPSC approvals enhanced HVAC rebate levels.
Program details
- Program ID
- 2905
- Last updated
- 7/1/2024
Eligibility
- Sectors
- residential
- Technologies
- heat pumps air conditioners duct/air sealing building insulation roofs
Program summary
Florida Power and Light (FPL) offers rebates to residential customers who implement certain energy efficiency improvements in eligible homes.
In addition to rebates, FPL offers a variety of other programs to help customers save energy and money. These programs include On Call, which allows the utility to turn off equipment during peak times in exchange for monthly credit, and BuildSmart, a certification program for energy-efficient new homes. Visit the program website for more information.
Contact & resources
- Additional resources
Please verify current program details with the administering agency before making any financial decisions.