Home Battery Backup and Solar in Charlotte County, FL
Charlotte County runs almost entirely on FPL. A home battery keeps your house running when the power goes out, and solar panels keep it charged.
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Canal country on FPL
Florida Power & Light serves more than 99% of the electric accounts in Charlotte County, and Lee County Electric Cooperative covers a small area. The county's coastal plan puts its man-made canals in the hundreds of miles, around Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda Isles, Rotonda and South Gulf Cove.
On FPL, a battery paired with solar goes through an interconnection application that FPL approves before installation, and extra solar power is credited on your next bill under Florida's net metering rule.
Sources: Florida PSC report listing electric accounts by county and utility, Charlotte County coastal plan, FPL interconnection guidelines, Florida PSC Rule 25-6.065
Battery backup and solar in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda and Englewood
We also work in the rest of Charlotte County.
Battery backup for Charlotte County homes
A battery covers the essentials when the power goes out, and with solar panels on the roof it can recharge each sunny day instead of running down and waiting for the grid.
Charlotte County battery and solar questions
Do you work in all of Charlotte County?
Yes. Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda, Englewood, Rotonda West and the rest of the county.
Which power company serves Charlotte County?
FPL, for more than 99% of electric accounts. Lee County Electric Cooperative serves a small area.
Does FPL give bill credits for solar?
Yes. Under Florida's net metering rule, extra power your panels send to FPL is credited on your next month's bill, and credits carry forward for up to 12 months.
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We come to homes in Port Charlotte, Punta Gorda and Englewood and the rest of Charlotte County.