Duke Energy Florida

About Duke Energy Florida

Duke Energy Florida is headquartered in Saint Petersburg, Florida and provides electricity in 34 counties in the state. The supplier last disclosed a total of 2,014,704 customers, 1,653 of which are industrial accounts, 215,012 are commercial accounts and 1,798,039 of which are residential customers. Patrons of Duke Energy Florida purchase residential electricity for, on average, 16.44 cents per kilowatt hour, resulting in the supplier ranking 49th out of 59 companies in the state and 2292nd out of 2885 in the US for average electricity price. In 2023 Duke Energy Florida sold 89.57% of their megawatt hours to end users (known as retail sales). The electricity produced in the company's power plants made up 91.14% of the electricity sourced by the company. The purchase of wholesale electricity made up an additional 8.39%. In 2023, the supplier made 93.30% of their revenue from retail electricity sales to end users and 2.15% via sales on the wholesale electricity market. Their total revenue from electricity related activities was $6,900,149,300.

The average residential power bill for a consumer of Duke Energy Florida is $176.76 per month. Customers of the provider experience 0.96 electrical outages on average each year, with outages lasting about 83.62 minutes on average. The national averages for outages and duration are 1.44 outages at 123.49 minutes each. The supplier produces a total of 3,224,613.56 megawatt hours from coal usage, which ranks them the highest generator in Florida out of 51 electric suppliers The provider generates 6.55% of their total generation, which is 2,893,271 megawatt hours, from sustainable fuel sources.