🇺🇸United States • Electricity Rates & Tariffs (2026)
Florida (FPL & Duke Energy) Electricity Cost & kWh Calculator
The average residential electricity rate in Florida (FPL & Duke Energy) is approximately $0.154 per kWh (approx. $0.154 USD/kWh). Calculate your monthly power bills, explore grid generation mix, and evaluate peak Time-of-Use tariffs.
Florida (FPL & Duke Energy) Utility Bill Estimator
USD ($)kWh/month
USD/kWh
Estimated Monthly Bill
$172.48
For 1,120 kWh/monthEstimated Annual Electricity Bill
$2069.76
13,440 kWh annual totalDaily Average Power Cost
$5.75 /day
37.3 kWh/dayFlorida (FPL & Duke Energy) Electrical Grid Generation Mix
12% Renewable ShareNatural Gas74% of Grid
Nuclear11% of Grid
Solar10% of Grid
Coal & Other5% of Grid
Grid Architecture: Florida relies heavily on high-efficiency combined cycle natural gas power plants and is rapidly expanding utility-scale solar farms.
Billing & Tariffs: Regulated utility tiered slabs (Tier 1: 0–1,000 kWh, Tier 2: 1,000+ kWh) plus fuel adjustment cost clauses.
Major Utilities: Florida Power & Light (FPL), Duke Energy Florida, Tampa Electric (TECO).
Compare Electricity Rates Across Other Countries & States
🇺🇸United States$0.162🇺🇸United States$0.380🇺🇸United States$0.145🇺🇸United States$0.154🇺🇸United States$0.245🇩🇪Germany€0.395🇬🇧United Kingdom£0.245🇦🇺AustraliaA$0.330🇮🇳India₹7.800🇵🇰Pakistan₨48.000🇯🇵Japan¥32.500🇨🇳China¥0.580🇨🇦CanadaCA$0.145🇫🇷France€0.251🇮🇹Italy€0.310🇪🇸Spain€0.220🇧🇷BrazilR$0.880🇲🇽MexicoMex$2.100🇿🇦South AfricaR2.850🇳🇱Netherlands€0.330🇦🇪United Arab EmiratesAED0.300🇸🇬SingaporeS$0.325🇳🇿New ZealandNZ$0.340
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Frequently Asked Questions: Florida (FPL & Duke Energy) Electricity Tariffs
What is the average power bill in Florida?
Florida households average $170 to $200 per month due to continuous year-round air conditioning loads, with monthly usage averaging 1,120 kWh.
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Founder & Lead Renewable Energy Specialist
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