NextEra Energy, Inc.

Meet Rebekah Toddy, one of our wind and solar technical interns gaining invaluable experience this summer. She’s currently a student at State Technical College of Missouri, enrolled in their 2-year energy technology program and is working out of our Altamont Cluster Wind Site in Livermore, California. All our wind and solar technical interns this summer trained at NextEra Energy’s Renewable Training Center in Iowa. This new facility provides hands-on experience with the latest technologies and instruction from industry-leading professionals, and equips the next generation of energy leaders with the skills to excel in their on-site work. Through our internship program, we seek to grow talent and develop qualified technicians to support the country’s growing energy needs. There are 17 technical wind and solar interns from 11 schools across the country and Canada. #NextEraEnergy #TrainingExcellence #EnergyIndependence

Honoring Veterans Day today, I am deeply proud of my 21 years of service in the Navy, and I am privileged to stand beside fellow veterans - colleagues and friends alike - who have bravely served our nation. Your dedication, resilience, and unwavering commitment inspire me every day. Here at NextEra Energy, Inc. we celebrate and support all veterans and their invaluable contributions. Thank you for your service. #VeteransDay #ProudVeteran

Thank you to all the brave men and women who have served in our armed forces. We recognize you and your families’ sacrifices to defend our freedom. We are proud and honored to employ over 2,000 veterans and salute you. #VeteransDay

Loggerhead Marinelife Center's nesting season was a remarkable success, with teams able to track and protect thousands of turtle nests across the coastline. With FPL’s support, this season brought new insights, helping researchers better understand nesting patterns and behaviors protecting future generations of sea turtles. ?? #LMC #FPL #SeaTurtleConservation #FPLCares

Recently, several members of our leadership team and I had the privilege of visiting nine of our renewable energy sites in California and Texas. While it’s always exciting to see some of the latest technologies shaping the future of energy, I especially appreciate the opportunity these trips provide us to engage with our dedicated teammates. I am constantly impressed and humbled by the exceptional work our teams deliver every day, exemplifying their sense of pride and ownership in their roles and our company's vision – which we proudly call the NextEra Way! We even climbed a wind turbine and checked-out some of our newer cutting-edge solar and storage technologies. #TheNextEraWay #teamwork #pride #careers

At NextEra Energy, Inc., we believe in investing in our people and their career growth. We offer a variety of rotational programs for both recent graduates and seasoned professionals. These programs have become a vital tool for developing future leaders and driving innovation within the organization. Our rotational employees often share that they gain: ? Broader business acumen ? Enhanced cross-functional collaboration skills ? Increased innovation through fresh perspectives ? Stronger internal networks It’s inspiring to see the ripple effect as these participants bring their diverse experiences back to their teams, fostering the culture of continuous learning and growth that we value so much. Whether you’re just starting your professional journey or looking to reinvent your career, we provide the opportunities and resources to support your journey. #CareerGrowth #RotationalPrograms #NextEraEnergy #HR #ProfessionalDevelopment

Annual events such as #ClimateWeekNYC are great opportunities to take a step back and reflect on what has changed since we last met. This year, the biggest shift is the surge in power sector demand, presenting both opportunities and challenges for the energy transition. Rising demand driven by AI, industrial electrification and reshored manufacturing makes scaling renewables, storage and low- or no-carbon capacity more urgent than ever. We also need to rethink our grid infrastructure to support these changes. The urgency is clear - we must accelerate our progress. Reflecting on #ClimateWeekNYC, my final session of the week was at The Wall Street Journal, where I joined a conversation moderated by Willem Marx with Kate Brandt, Olivia Wassenaar and Daniel Hanna. Here are my key takeaways: ? The time to act is now. Renewables are not just part of the solution—they are crucial to meeting growing energy demand. ?? We need innovation and a collective systems approach, involving stakeholders across the power sector, government, finance and commercial entities, to address these challenges effectively. ?? Significant capital investment is required. NextEra Energy Resources plans to invest roughly $70 billion in clean energy infrastructure such as renewable energy, storage and transmission in the next four years alone, but broader collaboration is essential. Conversations at forums like #ClimateWeekNYC are just the beginning; progress depends on the actions we take afterward. Let’s work together to accelerate change and create lasting impact. #EnergyTransition #RenewableEnergy #InnovateforImpact

We have essentially completed restoration to all customers who can safely receive power in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene, a devastating Category 4 storm that caused widespread outages throughout the Southeast. We are now focused on restoring power to the hardest-hit customers in our service areas while coordinating with the Governor's office and other industry partners to help restoration efforts across the Southeast U.S. https://spr.ly/6044U863Q

My appreciation to the many teammates at Florida Power & Light and the tremendous amount of work it took to reach this significant milestone. It was truly a team effort. Turkey Point’s units have kept the lights on in Florida since they began commercial operations in 1972 and 1973. FPL customers can continue to rely on the Turkey Point team to safely operate the nuclear power plant for many years to come. ?

FPL’s Turkey Point Nuclear Power Plant received U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission approval to operate for an additional 20 years, extending its legacy of providing safe, clean, reliable and low-cost energy for FPL customers to the 2050s. In addition to generating enough energy to power the equivalent of nearly 1 million homes and businesses, Turkey Point is a major community economic driver, plays a pivotal role supporting Florida’s growing population and provides a habitat for the threatened American crocodile and other native species.