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Florida Power & Light Company (FPL) marked the start of the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season on June 1 by emphasizing its year-round preparations to strengthen the electric grid against storms. The company has invested in undergrounding power lines, grid hardening, and innovative technologies to improve resilience. FPL also conducts an annual week-long storm drill involving its entire workforce to ensure readiness for potential impacts.

FPL President and CEO Scott Bores warned that even below-average forecasts can lead to severe disruptions, stressing the importance of customer preparedness. The company urged Floridians to develop emergency plans, noting that a single landfalling hurricane can significantly affect lives and services. FPL emphasized shared responsibility in storm readiness and encouraged customers to take action before severe weather arrives.

Customers seeking hurricane preparedness guidance can visit FPL.com/Storm for checklists, suggestions, and resources tailored for homes and businesses. The website provides tools to help Floridians prepare their properties and families for potential storms. FPL also maintains a Digital Library with videos and images showcasing past storm responses, technologies, and recovery efforts.

FPL serves approximately 12 million people across Florida as America’s largest electric utility, operating a diverse energy mix including nuclear, natural gas, solar, and battery storage. The company has earned the ReliabilityOne® National Reliability Award eight times in the past 11 years and is a subsidiary of NextEra Energy, Inc., a major energy infrastructure provider in North America.