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Lighting can be one of the most
cost-effective changes that every business can make to reduce electric bills since it accounts for up to 35 percent of the electricity used in many Florida businesses. Understanding what's new in the market, the latest government |
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| standards and the type of lighting that's best for your facility may also feel like a daunting task. In our latest webinar, our energy experts break down the latest lighting technologies and answer the questions that businesses in your industry need to know. |
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On March 15, 2012, new minimum energy efficiency standards in the 2010 Florida Building Code regulations went into effect that have a significant impact on new heating, ventilation and cooling (HVAC) systems in commercial spaces, including: chillers, direct-expansion air-conditioning |
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| units, energy recovery ventilation systems, and demand control ventilation. As a result, there could be some changes to FPL's HVAC incentive programs. Learn more about changes that affect equipment in your facility and be prepared. |
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Important tax information: You may qualify for an exemption
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If your organization is a manufacturer, government entity, school, agricultural operation, non-profit organization, charity, church, assisted living facility or nursing home, you may be eligible for a Florida sales tax exemption on your electricity purchase. Not only can you save money on your monthly FPL bill, but you may also be eligible for a refund of tax already paid.
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