• Duke Energy Florida completed the 75-megawatt Jumper Creek Solar Complex in Sumter County as part of a plan to build 900 MW of solar capacity in Florida by end-2028.
• The project is expected to save the utility’s 2 million customers about USD 250 million over the site’s service life by reducing fuel costs that flow through to bills.
• The typical 1,000-kWh residential bill is set to fall about USD 50, or 25%, in June 2026 versus January 2026 following three rate reductions this year.
• Across 12 planned solar sites, the company targets about USD 3 billion in lifetime customer savings.

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