Power plants operated by Duke Energy Florida, LLC
Duke Energy Florida, LLC operates 43 power plants in the 2025 EIA-860 data, with 13.4 GW of nameplate capacity, the 11th-largest fleet among the 5,826 operators on file. All of them are in Florida. Natural gas is 66% of the capacity; the largest site is Crystal River. Its oldest working unit dates from 1972, at P L Bartow. Units added from 2020 to 2025 total 1,553 MW.
- Natural gas8,842 MW66%
- Solar1,711 MW13%
- Coal1,478 MW11%
- Oil and petroleum1,273 MW9.5%
- Battery storage55.1 MW0.4%
Capacity by decade it came online
CoalNatural gasOil and petroleumSolarBattery storage
Above the line: capacity operating in 2025. Below: capacity retired at these plants.
Plants
| Plant | State | Runs on | Capacity | First unit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Crystal River | Florida | Natural gas | 3,449 MW | 1982 |
| Hines Energy Complex | Florida | Natural gas | 2,266 MW | 1999 |
| P L Bartow | Florida | Natural gas | 1,476 MW | 1972 |
| Intercession City | Florida | Natural gas | 1,197 MW | 1974 |
| Anclote | Florida | Natural gas | 1,112 MW | 1974 |
| DeBary | Florida | Oil and petroleum | 748 MW | 1975 |
| Osprey Energy Center Power Plant | Florida | Natural gas | 644 MW | 2004 |
| Tiger Bay | Florida | Natural gas | 278 MW | 1997 |
| Suwannee River | Florida | Natural gas | 198 MW | 1980 |
| Bayboro | Florida | Oil and petroleum | 170 MW | 1973 |
| Bay Ranch Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2023 |
| Bay Trail Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2022 |
| Charlie Creek Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2022 |
| Columbia Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2020 |
| County Line Renewable Energy Center | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2024 |
| Falmouth Renewable Energy Center | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2024 |
| Fort Green Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2022 |
| Half Moon Solar Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2025 |
| Hamilton Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2018 |
| Hardeetown Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2023 |
| High Springs Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2023 |
| Hildreth Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2023 |
| Mule Creek Renewable Energy Center | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2024 |
| Rattler Solar Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2025 |
| Sandy Creek Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2022 |
| Santa Fe Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2021 |
| Sundance Renewable Energy Center | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2025 |
| Trenton Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2019 |
| Twin Rivers Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2021 |
| Winquepin Renewable Energy Center | Florida | Solar | 74.9 MW | 2024 |
| Debary Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.5 MW | 2020 |
| Duette Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 74.5 MW | 2021 |
| Lake Placid Solar Power Plant | Florida | Solar | 62.3 MW | 2019 |
| University of Florida | Florida | Natural gas | 54.2 MW | 1994 |
| Trenton | Florida | Battery storage | 11 MW | 2021 |
| Suwannee Solar Facility | Florida | Solar | 8.8 MW | 2017 |
| Micanopy Energy Storage Facility | Florida | Battery storage | 8.3 MW | 2022 |
| Cape San Blas | Florida | Battery storage | 5.5 MW | 2022 |
| Jennings Energy Storage Facility | Florida | Battery storage | 5.5 MW | 2022 |
| Perry Solar Facility | Florida | Solar | 5.1 MW | 2016 |
| Suwannee | Florida | Battery storage | 5 MW | 2025 |
| Osceola Solar Facility | Florida | Solar | 3.8 MW | 2016 |
| John Hopkins Middle School Microgrid | Florida | Battery storage | 3.3 MW | 2023 |