Mims gets its power from Florida Power & Light Company and Duke Energy Florida. Here's what you can claim and who can do the work.
Max rebate amounts: Single-family: 20%-34% savings, <80% AMI: $16,000 (100% of qualified project cost); 80% AMI and greater: $2,000 (50%); 35%+ savings, <80% AMI: $20,000 (100%); 80% AMI and greater: $4,000 (50%)....
up to $8,000 for a heat pump for space heating/cooling, up to $1,750 for a heat pump water heater, up to $14,000 per household in total
The difference between the quoted cost of standard-efficiency and qualifying higher-efficiency HVAC equipment, not to exceed $1,000. Paid to the landlord (or as an itemized discount on the contractor's invoice).
Up to $1,000. Replacing strip (electric resistance) heat with a heat pump: $600 at 15.2 SEER2 / 7.5 HSPF2, or $1,000 at 16 SEER2 / 7.5 HSPF2. Replacing an existing heat pump: $500 (15.2 SEER2 minimum). A/C-only upgrade: $300.
$500 for a 50-gallon or $800 for an 80-gallon ENERGY STAR heat pump (hybrid) water heater with UEF 3.3 or higher (effective 2025-05-07).
Up to $600 for HVAC replacement in multifamily units and manufactured homes.
$200 per qualifying central air conditioner or heat pump unit, applied as an instant discount on the FPL Participating Independent Contractor's invoice
Portable engine-driven generators rated 10,000 running watts or less are permanently exempt from Florida sales tax (6% state rate plus any local surtax) from 2025-08-01 (HB 7031, 2025). Not a rebate: the saving is...
Solar energy systems and all their components are exempt from Florida sales and use tax (s. 212.08(7)(hh), F.S.). No expiration date. Not a rebate: the saving is the tax not charged.
For residential purposes, the just value of the property attributable to a renewable energy source device may not be considered.
Not a rebate: solar output offsets on-site use at the retail rate, and excess energy is banked as kWh credits for up to 12 months. Unused credits at the end of the calendar year are paid or credited at the utility's...
Not a rebate: a 10-year subscription for an FPL-installed and -maintained Level 2 charger. Monthly program charge of $36 (full installation) or $27 (equipment-only installation), plus separately billed EV energy...
Fixed monthly service fee, quoted per site; begins only after the system is fully installed, tested, and placed into service. No specific dollar amount is published.
Not a rebate: Duke applies its incentives, then the remaining cost of HVAC (with duct sealing), mini-split (with duct sealing) or heat pump water heater upgrades is repaid on the bill over a fixed 10-year term; no...
One-time credit toward new outlets, wiring and other electrical upgrades needed for a Level 2 (or higher) home charger; does not cover the charger hardware, software or permit fees. The Florida cap was not confirmed...
$7.50 monthly bill credit for charging an EV during off-peak hours with a Level 2 charger (an older article cited $10/month for a pilot). Charging-behavior credit, not a charger purchase rebate.
Bill credits in exchange for Duke running your normally idle backup generator during peak demand. The Florida credit rate was not published in what was found.
Utility-installed Generac home battery systems in more than 75 single-family homes; Duke dispatches them 1-3 hours on high-demand days and homeowners keep backup power during outages. Cost to participants and any...
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