How net metering works here
Port Charlotte runs on FPL
FPL offers full retail (1-to-1) net metering under Florida PSC Rule 25-6.065: exported kWh are credited at essentially retail value and roll month to month, with a year-end true-up for any surplus.
Local realities
What we see in Port Charlotte
- •FPL full-retail net metering applies
- •Canal and pool homes with year-round pump loads
- •Backup power is a common priority
Worth reading
Before you decide
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