Home Battery Backup and Solar in Clearwater, FL
Clearwater runs on Duke Energy Florida under a new 30-year agreement. A home battery backs Duke up, taking over on its own whenever the power goes out.
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Thirty more years of Duke
Clearwater spent two years studying whether to run its own electric utility, then signed a new 30-year agreement with Duke Energy Florida. For homes from Countryside down to Clearwater Beach, Duke will be the power company for a long time.
A battery doesn't replace Duke. When Duke's power goes out, the battery carries the house, and when it comes back the battery switches back and recharges. With solar on the roof, it can also refill during the day.
Sources: St. Pete Catalyst on Clearwater's Duke deal, Florida PSC Rule 25-6.065
Battery backup and solar for Clearwater homes
Nobody has to go outside to start anything. The battery senses the outage and moves the house to stored power by itself.
Solar panels keep the battery topped up and earn bill credits for extra power the rest of the time.
Clearwater battery and solar questions
Do you work in Clearwater?
Yes. We work across Clearwater, from Countryside to the neighborhoods near downtown and the homes on Clearwater Beach, plus Dunedin and Palm Harbor to the north.
Who supplies power in Clearwater?
Duke Energy Florida. The city signed a new 30-year agreement with Duke.
What happens to the extra power my panels make?
On Duke, Florida's net metering rule credits it on your next month's bill. Credits carry forward for up to 12 months, and anything left at the end of the year is paid out at a lower rate.
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