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| Florida Power & Light (LLCS-1 Large-Load Contract Service) | |
|---|---|
| Status | Approved |
| Applies at | New or incremental load of 50 MW or more at a single location, with a projected load factor of 85% or more |
| Last reviewed | 2026-01-01 |
| Contract term | 20 years (includes the ramp) |
| Ramp | Not stated in the filings we read |
| Take-or-pay (minimum bill) | 70% of contract capacity billed monthly whether used or not |
| Collateral | Not stated in the filings we read |
| Exit fee | Not stated in the filings we read |
| Notice to reduce or end | Not stated in the filings we read |
| Time to power | Not stated in the filings we read |
| Source | FPL tariff Section 8, LLCS-1 sheets 8.950 (effective Jan 1 2026): https://www.fpl.com/rates/pdf/electric-tariff-section8.pdf; SB 484 (2026), flgov.com/eog/news/press/2026/governor-ron-desantis-signs-law-protect-floridians-subsidizing-data-centers (primary signing announcement); Duke Energy Florida and Tampa Electric Oct 1 2026 PSC filings (news coverage: chronicleonline.com, baynews9.com/spectrumlocalnews.com; PSC docket text not independently read). |
Shaded rows differ between the utilities. Faded values are not stated in the filings we read.
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