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Natural gas accounted for 73% of generation in Florida over the 12 months to July 2026.

Where they are

Every announced project in Florida with a recorded location; 37 sites.

Natural gas73%Solar12%Nuclear10%Coal4%Other (<2.5% each)0%
Generation ledger by fuel
FuelGWhShareYoY
Natural gas197,70872.9%↓ 2.1
Solar32,59812.0%↑ 1.8
Nuclear27,86610.3%↓ 0.7
Coal11,9694.4%↑ 1.2
Other9840.4%↓ 0.1
Hydro380.0%↓ 0.1

13-month trend

Natural gas
Coal
Nuclear
Solar
Hydro
Other

What’s standing

The 8 largest of 751 operating generators; 81.0 GW total capacity.

  • St LucieNuclear · Florida Power & Light Co1.1 GW1976
  • St LucieNuclear · Florida Power & Light Co1.1 GW1983
  • Turkey PointNuclear · Florida Power & Light Co0.9 GW1972
  • Turkey PointNuclear · Florida Power & Light Co0.9 GW1973
  • ManateeNatural gas · Florida Power & Light Co0.9 GW1976
  • ManateeNatural gas · Florida Power & Light Co0.9 GW1977
  • Crystal RiverCoal · Duke Energy Florida, LLC0.7 GW1984
  • Crystal RiverCoal · Duke Energy Florida, LLC0.7 GW1982

On the drawing board

Florida has 81.0 GW standing. Another 1.1 GW is on the board by 2026: 0.8 GW testing, 0.3 GW under construction.

  • Shady Hills Combined Cycle FacilityTesting612 MW2026
  • Keene Branch SolarTesting75 MW2026
  • Brewster SolarUnder construction40 MW2026
  • Mattaniah SolarUnder construction52 MW2026
  • FRP Forest Trail SolarUnder construction50 MW2026
  • FRP Miller SolarUnder construction75 MW2026
  • Highland Solar SouthTesting75 MW2026
  • Bailey Mill SolarTesting75 MW2026
  • BayboroRetiring57 MW2026
  • BayboroRetiring57 MW2026
  • BayboroRetiring57 MW2026

Battery storage

  • FRP Miller SolarUnder construction50 MW2026

Florida's announced projects could add 6.6 TWh a year by 2031. Our projection includes 6.3 TWh after applying completion factors based on project status.

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