Here’s why it is Florida’s moment to lead on renewable energy
Florida has a unique opportunity to model how a coastal state protects its economy while leading an energy transition.
Florida has a unique opportunity to model how a coastal state protects its economy while leading an energy transition.
New data centers can be built without sticking the public with the costs of their energy and water use.
In Florida, the growth of solar exceeded the growth of demand by a wide margin in 2025.
America can lead the clean energy transition, renewing the American spirit and our global competitiveness.
Solar is 20-28% cheaper than new natural gas generation, creates local jobs and keeps dollars in-state.
Since 2016, investments in clean energy have outpaced that of fossil fuels globally.
US emissions are down about 15% over the past 10 years, but new data centers have caused uncertainty ahead.
Nearly 8 in 10 Floridians support expanding clean and varied energy sources like solar and nuclear power.
Caribbean countries bear the brunt of climate impacts despite contributing minimally to global emissions
Rolling back federal tax credits means Florida ratepayers will pay electricity prices nearly 10% higher in the years ahead.
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