Florida Power & Light Company www.fpl.com Miami, FL NextEra Energy, Inc. CONTACTS: Greg Cope National Account Manager Florida Power & Light Company 6001 Village Blvd. West Palm Beach, Fl 33407 561 640 2238 (office) 561 386 6201 (cell) Ellis Adger National Account Manager Florida Power & Light Company 4200 W. Flagler St. Miami, Fl 33134 Office 305‐442‐5946 Cell 305‐613‐6892 Email [email protected] Marilyn Arnall
National Account Manager Florida Power & Light Company 420 Albee Farm Rd. Venice, Fl 34292 Office 941‐483‐2038 Cell 941‐350‐9575 Email [email protected] Terri Briton National Account Manager Florida Power & Light Company 420 Albee Farm Rd. Venice, Fl 34292 Office 941‐483‐2048 Cell 941‐374‐4806 Email [email protected]
Tim Lee National Account Manager Florida Power & Light Company 9001 Ellis Road Brevard Service Center Melbourne, FL 32904 Office 321‐726‐4940 Cell 561‐ 722‐7142 Email [email protected] PROGRAMS AVAILABLE TO NATIONAL ACCOUNTS CUSTOMERS: Rebate/Incentive Programs: FPL offers a variety of programs that include incentives for installing energy efficient technologies and equipment: Lighting, Building Envelope, HVAC Equipment (including Direct Expansion Air Conditioning or Heat Pump Systems, Thermal Energy Storage Systems, Chillers, Energy Recovery Ventilation, and Demand Control Ventilation), and Load Management programs. In addition, two new programs, Business Water Heating and Business Refrigeration. Contact your National Account Manager for more details or visit our business section on www.FPL.com . Business Energy Evaluation: This free, comprehensive review of your facility’s energy usage can help you make informed, cost‐effective decisions that can save your company money’s. An FPL Energy Expert will conduct an on‐site evaluation and provide specific, cost‐saving recommendations, including any applicable FPL incentives for installing energy efficient technologies and equipment. Lighting: Receive incentives for making lighting improvements, such as low mercury linear fluorescents, compact fluorescents, ceramic metal halide, metal halide pulse start/electronic ballast and circuited current limiters, that can save you energy and reduce your operating costs. Building Envelope: Receive incentives for making building envelope improvements, such as ceiling and roof insulation, reflective roof measures (including coatings and membranes), window tinting, solar film and solar screens, which can translate into increased comfort and lower air conditioning bills. Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning (HVAC): Receive an incentive when you replace your existing cooling system with a high‐efficiency split/packaged direct‐expansion (DX) air conditioning system which can reduce cooling and maintenance costs. DX units include air, water, and evaporative cooled air conditioning or heat pump systems and package terminal air conditioners or heat pumps. Incentive amount depends on the system’s size and energy efficiency. Thermal Energy Storage Systems (TES): Receive an incentive for installing a TES System that stores energy at night, when power is less expensive, and uses it to cool your building efficiently throughout the day, when rates are higher. TES can help you reduce your on‐peak electricity use and lower your energy bills. Chillers: Receive an incentive for installing or replacing an existing chiller with a high‐efficiency air or water cooled electric chiller that can help significantly reduce your electricity, operating and maintenance costs. Energy Recovery Ventilation (ERV): Receive an incentive for installing an ERV System that helps reduce waste and lower your energy costs by using your building’s exhaust to precondition incoming fresh air. Qualifying ERV units include enthalpy wheel and plate type which recover both sensible and latent heat from building exhaust. Incentive is based on size and efficiency of recovery unit. Demand Control Ventilation (DCV): Receive an incentive for installing a DCV System that helps reduce energy costs by adjusting ventilation rates of occupied spaces and meeting rooms based on actual occupancy instead of at a fixed rate for full occupancy. DCV also helps HVAC equipment operate more efficiently and last longer, in addition to ensuring proper indoor air quality and comfort. Business Water Heating: Receive an incentive for the installation of heat recovery units or heat pump water heater equipment. A Heat Recovery Unit (HRU) or Heat Pump Water Heater (HPWH) recycles rejected heat from your air conditioning or refrigeration system and uses it to heat water. They also cool and dehumidify the air that passes through them, allowing for more efficient HVAC equipment operation, and provide the same reliable supply of hot water as standard electric water heaters for about half the cost. Business Refrigeration: Receive an incentive for installing controls and equipment that reduce electric strip heater usage in refrigeration equipment allowing for more efficient operation, a reduction in operating costs, and prolonging the need for investment in new equipment. Business On Call: By voluntarily enrolling in this free program you can save money and energy and receive a monthly credit on your electric bill. By participating in this program you agree to let FPL occasionally interrupt service to your qualifying air conditioning system for short periods of time and only when absolutely necessary. Commercial Demand Reduction (CDR): CDR is a load management program that can save your business thousands of dollars each year. This program reduces FPL’s system peak demand during capacity shortfalls or system emergencies and is ideal for businesses with and without back‐up generation. If your business qualifies, you can earn monthly credits by allowing FPL to reduce your electric load by a predetermined amount, whether or not FPL initiates a control period. Other FPL Programs: Power Monitoring Service: Power disturbances can happen at any time, and you can’t always be there to take action. But FPL’s Power Monitoring Service can. This service allows you to be plugged in to your electrical equipment 24 hours a day, 7 days a week even when you’re not there. If an outage occurs the service system will automatically notify you and FPL. This eliminates unnecessary downtime since FPL is notified as soon as the outage occurs and helps ensure power is restored as quickly as possible. Large­Scale Efficiency Projects: FPL Services, LLC, a subsidiary of Florida Power & Light Company, offers customized solutions to meet your large‐scale energy needs, whether they are commercial/industrial facilities, multi‐site locations or government organizations. We can assist you with energy analysis and feasibility studies, lighting and controls, water conservation, back‐up power generation, commissioning services, performance contracting with guaranteed savings, design services and construction management with a turnkey solution and single point of contact to help you through the entire process. FPL Services can develop a custom solution for your business.
PRODUCTS AND SERVICES: Billing Service Consultant Cooking
Curtailment
Demand Data
EM Assistance EMS Envelope
Financing
Generation
HVAC & Controls Lighting Metering
New Construction Outage Notification Refrigeration Software Thermal Storage
Variable Speed Drives Water Heating
Other: SERVICE TERRITORY: FPL serves approximately 8 million people in all or part of 35 Florida counties in a service area covering 27,650 square miles or almost the entire eastern seaboard of Florida and the southern third of the state. Major cities include: St. Augustine, Daytona Beach, Melbourne, St. Lucie, Stuart, West Palm Beach, Ft. Lauderdale, Miami, Naples, Ft. Myers, Sarasota and Bradenton.
STATES SERVED: Florida GENERAL INFORMATION: FPL generates power from 16 power plants and carries it by way of 69,350 miles of power lines to approximately 4.5 million homes and businesses in about half the state of Florida. FPL's investments since 2001 have improved fuel efficiency at its plants by 17 percent. FPL’s plants are now nearly 20 percent more efficient than the fossil industry average in 2009, the latest data available. Since 2001, FPL’s investments in making its power plants more efficient have saved its customers an estimated $5 billion in fuel costs. Our reliability is among the industry's best. FPL delivered more than 99.98 percent service reliability in 2010. FPL’s overall reliability measured in average minutes without power was 32 percent better than the 2009 national average, the most recent industry data available. In October 2009, we commissioned the DeSoto Next Generation Solar Energy Center, one of the largest solar photovoltaic power plants in the United States. In addition to commissioning another solar photovoltaic plant, the Space Coast Next Generation Solar Energy Center, NextEra Energy also commissioned the Martin Next Generation Solar Energy Center, the first utility‐scale hybrid power plant to combine a solar thermal array with an existing gas‐fired unit. Our wide range of tools and incentives help our customers manage their energy usage and save money, giving us the No. 2 customer energy efficiency program in the United States. This program has avoided the need to build 13 power plants since 1981 . Florida Power & Light Company is the principal subsidiary of NextEra Energy, Inc. (NYSE: NEE), nationally known as a high quality, efficient and customer driven organization focused on energy related products and services. With annual revenues of more than $15 billion and a growing presence in 28 states and Canada, NextEra Energy is widely recognized as one of the country's premier power companies. Florida Power & Light Company serves 4.5 million customer accounts in Florida. NextEra Energy Resources, LLC, NextEra Energy's competitive energy subsidiary, is a leader in producing electricity from clean and renewable fuels. Additional information is available on the Internet at www.FPL.com , www.nexteraenergy.com and www.nexteraenergyresources.com .