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VIA OVERNIGHT UPS DELIVERY

Ms. Ann Cole Division of the Commission Clerk and Administrative Services

Florida Public Service Commission Betty Easley Conference Center 2540 Shumard Oak Boulevard, Room 110 Tallahassee, FL 32399-0850

Jessica Cano Principal Attorney Florida Power & Light Company 700 Universe Boulevard Juno Beach, FL 33408-0420 (561) 304-5226 (561) 691-7135 (Facsimile)

July 5, 2013

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RE: Florida Power & Light Company's 2013 Ten Year Power Plant Site Plan

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Please find enclosed for filing the original and twenty-five copies of fifteen pages from Florida Power & Light Company's 2013 Ten Year Power Plant Site Plan, originally filed April 1, 2013, reflecting corrected information. Specifically, pages 11, 12, 16, 17, 28, 61, and 98-106 are being replaced. Corrections are included in red, bold print.

Please call me if there are any questions regarding this filing.

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Sincerely,

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FILED JUL 05, 2013 DOCUMENT NO. 03791-13 FPSC - COMMISSION CLERK

Table ES-1: Projected Capacity & Firm Purchase Power Changes

Summer Year* Projected Capacity & Firm Purchase Power Changes MW Date 2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018

2019

2020

2021

2022

Changes to existing purchases Port Everglades Units 3 & 4 retired for Modernization Turkey Point Unit 2 synchronous condenser Sanford Unit 5 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 4 Uprate - completed Sanford Unit 4 CT Upgrade Martin Unit 1 ESP - Outage Cape Canaveral Next Generation Clean EnerQY Center

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: Sanford Unit 5 CT Upgrade Changes to existing purchases Vero Beach Combined Cycle 11

Martin Unit 1 ESP - Outage Martin Unit 2 ESP - Outage Manatee Unit 3 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 5 CT Upgrade Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Ener{:ly Center

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: Manatee Unit 3 CT Upgrade Martin Unit 2 ESP - Outage Palm Beach SWA - additional capacity Fort Myers Unit2 CT Upgrades

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: UPS Replacement Port Everglades Next Generation Clean Energy Center

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: Vero Beach Combined Cycle 11

Changes to existing purchases Turkey Point Unit 1 synchronous condenser

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: SJRPP suspension of energy

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: ---

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: - - -

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: Eco-Gen PPA

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity: Turkey Point Nuclear Unit 6

Total of MW changes to Summer firm capacity:

(425) December-12 (761) January-13 (392) January-13

9 February-13 115 March-13 16 April-13

(826) June-13 1 210 June-13 (1 054)

10 September-13 37 December-13 46 January-14

826 March-14 (826) March-14 19 May-14 33 June-14

1 212 June-14 1,367

20 September-14 826 December-14 70 January-15 51 May-15 967 (928) December-15

1 277 June-16 349 (46) January-17 (37) January-17

(396) October-16 (479) (381) November-17 (381)

-- -0 - - -

0 180 Janua�IY:'21 180

1 100 June-22 1,100

* Year shown reflects when the MW change begins to be accounted for in Summer reserve margin

calculations. (Note that addition of MW values for each year will not yield a current cumulative value.)

11 This unit will be added as part of the agreement that FPL will serve Vero Beach's electric load

starting January, 2014. This unit is expected to be retired within 3 years.

Florida Power & Light Company 11

Table ES-2: Projected Capacity Changes and Reserve Margins for FPL

Projected Capacity Changes and Reserve Margins for FPL 1'1 Net Capacity Reserve Margin (%)

Ch_angu£MW1 tlfl!r Malatenf.!1Ce Year 2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022

Projected Capacity Changes Changes to Existing Purchases ,., Port Everglades Units 3 & 4 retired for Modernization Turkey Point Unit2 operation changed to synchronous condenser Sanford Unit 5 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 4 Uprate -Completed Turkey Point Unit4 Uprate -Outage 1�1

Sanford Unit 4 CT Upgrade Manatee Unit2 Scherer Unit4 Cape Canaveral Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161

Manatee Unit 1 ESP -Outage l7l Martin Unit 1 ESP- Outage (7l Sanford UnitS CT Upgrade Cape Canaveral Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161

Changes to Existing Purchases <41

Manatee Unit 1 ESP -Outage !71 Sanford Unit 4 CT Upgrade Vera Beach Combined Cycle 111

Martin Unit 1 ESP-Outage 171 Martin Unit2 ESP -Outage (7) Manatee Unit 3 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 5 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit4 Uprate -Completed lSI

Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161 Manatee Unit 3 CT Upgrade Martin Unit 1 ESP-Outage !71 Martin Unit 2 ESP - Outage (7) Turkey Point Unit 5 CT Upgrade Changes to Existing Purchases 141 Ft. Myers Unil 2 CT Upgrade Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161

Changes to Existing Purchases 141

Ft. Myers Unit 2 CT Upgrade Port Everglades Next Generation Clean Energy Center (6)

Turkey Point Unit 1 operation changed to synchronous condenser Changes to Existing Purchases 141

Vero Beach Combined Cycle 111

Port Everglades Next Generation Clean Energy Center Changes to Existing Purchases 141


Turkey Point Nuclear Unil6 1'1

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Winter� Summer111 Winter (545) (425) (765) (761) (394) (392)

--- 9 --- 115

(717) ... ... 16 (3) ---

(28) ------ 1,210

(822) ··-

-- (826) 30.6% 19 10

1,355 ---22 37 822 ---16 -

--44 46

(832) 826 -

·- (826)

... 19 ··- 33

115 ------ 1,212 34.1%

39 20 832 ---

--- 826 33 ---

70 70 --- 51

1 344 --- 42.2% (858) (928) 51 ...

--- 1,277 36.5% (398) (396) (37) (37) (44) (46)

1,429 --- 40.0% (388) (381) 37.0%

-- - 36.0% ... - 34.9%

180 180 34.5% --- 1 100 34.4%

(1) Addhlonal lnlormallon about the&e resufting reserve margins and capacity changes are found on Schedules 7 & 8 respectively.

(2) Wmler values are forecasted values lor January or the year shown.

(3) Summer values are forecasted values lor August of the year shov.n. (4) These are firm capacity and energy contracts with OF, uiHHies, and other entitles. See Table 1.8.1 and Table 1.8.2 lor more details.

(5) Outages lor uprate work. (6) All naw unft additions are scheduled to be In-service In June ol the year shown. All addhlons assumed to start In June are Included

In the Summer reserve margin caleulallon starting In that year and In the Winter reserve margin cslculallon starting with the next year. (7) Outages lor ESP work. (8) This unH will be added as part or the agreement that FPL will serve Vero Beech's electric load starting January, 2014.

This unh Is expected to be retired within 3 years.


Summer

28.0%

28.5%

31.2%

31.3%

27.5% 24.3% 22.7% 21.1% 21.0% 23.5%

FPL Generating Resources by Location

Location/ Number Summer Map Key Plant Name .2!.!!!!!!. MW

A Tutlcey Poinl " 5 3.�37

B Sllude •· 2 1,824

c Manalee 3 2,732

D Fofll.lyer1 3 1,748

E Leuclerda'e 2 884

F Pofl Everg'Pl � 2 781

G RiV.era• 0 0

H Martin 6 3,731

Cepec-veral• 0 0

J Senlord 2 1,946 K Pulnam 2 498

L Sl John's River PcM-er Pollk '' 2 254

M WestCounly 3 3,657

N DeSolo4 25

0 �Coast'' 10

Scheler"'

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GesTwt>!nes 48 1,908

Tot.l System Oenerollon • iz 24,057 System Finn Gener1Uon • 80 24,022

II Tlllltoy Po!nl Unit 211 curnnly .,.,.ling II I l)'lldvonou> conclenH<.II needed, ColO bl COII\'tfled bad< lo I Qtnltll'ng ..,., pttlhollilt'ng Tille Vopemng porml tlvoujjlllho endo/2013 1ndls nollccounled lot In Ro""•ll•'ll• Cl�cu'otioft.

21 ReptiHntsFPl'IO'-poiiM: Slluc:'tnudNr.100'A Ut!it 1,85o/o U,..l2: Sl Jolltll Ri\-.r. 20noltt.oun;ts The 1,13411-Wva'vtlhO'Ml �ollholoteslpn>fedionlotlnaomenlll MWIIIlm UMI nudllr..,.lel IV.O'ob!o lllho ..... lhi. doc:ument II bing rno�zed

31 V.�l blo;to or now Mocltniution Pllnlo. 41 The 25 MWol PV II DeSo!o end UMI 10 I.J'NoiPV 11 Spo<e CcNost.,. ton�!deted 11 noM<mQtMIIIingc.opocily

ond lho copool)' hm lhote ""IS,.., bHft ....- hm lho 'System r .... o.no..son• ""'"'""end ollho tobl1 5I The Scllenlr lrililloclled In <JoocV.I end II nol lhO'M1 01111111 mop.

c:::J Non-FPL Territory

Figure I.A.1: Capacity Resources by Location (as of December 31, 2012)


Table I.A.1: Capacity Resource by Unit Type (as of December 31, 2012)

Number Unit Tll!el Plant Name Location mJln.l1t Elll!

� St. Lucie" Hutchlnaon Island, FL 2 Nuclear Turkey Point Florida City, FL 2 Nuclear

Total Nuclear: 4

Coal Steam Scherer Monroe County, Ga Coal St. John's River Power Park 21 Jacksonville, FL 2 Coal

Total Coal Steam: 3

CQm�I!J!i!!H�Xiil!i! 31 Fort Myers Fort Myers, FL Gas Manatee Parrish, FL Gas Martin Indiantown, FL 3 Gas Sanford Lake Monroe, FL 2 Gas Lauderdale Dania, FL 2 Gas/011 Putnam Palatka, FL 2 Gas/Oil Turkey Point Florida City, FL 1 Gas/OH West County Palm Beach County, FL 3 Gas/Oil

Total Combined Cycle: 16

QlllSZII §t!i!lm Manatee Parrish, FL 2 OiVGas Martin lndiantown,FL 2 Oil/Gas Port Everglades Port Everglades, FL 2 OiVGas Turkey Point�

Florida City, FL 2 OiVGas Total 011/Gas Steam: 8

gil llllbiDII(SZD Fort Myers (GT) Fort Myers, FL 12 Oil Lauderdale (GT) Dania, FL 24 Gas/Oil Port Everglades (GT) Port Everglades, FL 12 Gas/Oil

Total Gas Turbines/Diesels: 48

CQmbuatiQO Turbln!i!l11 Fort Myers Fort Myers, FL 2 Gas/Oil

Total Combustion Turbines: 2

� DeSoto 5I DeSoto, FL Solar Energy Space Coast 51 Brevard COUnty, FL 1 Solar Energy

Total PV: 2

Total System Generation as of December 31, 2012 • 82 System Firm Generation as of December 31, 2012 • 80

1/ Total capabltay of St. Lucie tis 981/1,003 MW. FPL's share of St. Lucie 2 1s 8431882. FPL'a ownership share of St. Lucie Units 1 and 2 Is 100% and 85%, respectively.

'll C.pabllftles shown represent FPL's output ahara from each of the units (approx. 92.5% and BKCiucle the Orlando U111itlss Commission (OUC) and Florida Municipal Power Agency (FMPA) combined poltlon of approxinataly 7.44776% par unR. Represents FPL'a ownership share: SJRPP coal: 20% of two units).

31 The Combined Cycle8 and Combustion TUfblnes are broken down by component& on Table 1.A.2. 41 Turkey Point 2 Is CUITenlly operallng as a synchronous condenser. If needed, can be converted back to a generating unit par the

existing Tille V operating pennil through the end of 2013 and Is not accounted for In Reserve Margin C.lculallon. 5I The 25 MW of PV at DeSoto and the 10 MW of PV at Space Coast 818 considered as non-firm generating capacHy

end the capacily from these units has been removed from lha •system Firm Generation" row at the end of the table.

Table I.A.2: Combined Cycle and Combustion Turbine Components


Summer m

1,824 1,501 3,326

842 264 888

1,432 1.111 2,078 1,846 884 488

1,148 31857

12,766

1,621 1,652 761 788

4,822

648 840 420

1,808

316 318

26 10 36

24,067 24,022

Schedule 1

Existing Generating Facilities As of December 31, 2012

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (6) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14) AK. Actual/

Fuel Fuel Commercial Expecled Gen. Max. NelCa��,. Unl Unil Fuel Transport Days In-Service Reliremenl Nameplala Wonler Sl.lllmer

flllllllimll 1'12. Ll!ci!.i!l!l IXI!I fd. A!L fd. All. Um M!1!llllClu.c MllDIIllYU£ KW MW MW

Santord Vo�usia Counly

16/19S/30E 2..lli...l1SJ. 2..m � 4 cc NG No PL No Unknmln Oct-03 Unl<na.m 1,188,860 1,062 973 s cc NG No PL No Unknolwl JurHl2 Unl<n<Mn 1,188.860 1,063 973

Scherer21 Monroe, GA lliHl.3!ill !ID � ST SUB No RR No Unl<n<rMl Jul-69 Unl<nown 660,368 651 642

Space Coa!l " Brevard Counly

13123S/36E 10.QII!l l{l ll! PV N/A N/A N/A N/A Unl<n<ro\n Apr-10 Unl<nao\n 10,000 10 10

Sl. Jolv\s Ri\·er Dwal Counly Power Park"' 12/15128E

(RPC4) 2Z.1..§3§ 2!i!l � 1 ST BIT Pel RR WA Unknov.n Mar-87 Unl<n<r1n1 135,918 130 127 2 ST BIT Pel RR WA Unknov.n l.lay-88 Unl<na.vn 135,918 130 127

Sl. Lucie" Sl. Lucia Counly 1,000 16/36S/41E .1...lli..lli � �

1" ST NP No ll< No Unl<na.m May-76 Unl<n<ro\n 1,020,000 1.003 981 2" ST NP No ll< No Unknohn Jun-83 Unl<n<rt.n 723,775 862 1143

Turkey Polnl Miami Dade COUlly

27/57S/40E iUJWUJ! 3.S1i � ST FOB NG WA PL Unknolwl Apr-87 UoknO'"n 402,050 398 398

2" ST F06 NG WA PL Unknmln Apr-88 Unl<na.vn 402,050 394 392 3" ST NP No ll< No UoknO'Inl NO't-72 Unl<nown 877.200 832 808 4" ST NP No ll< No UnknO'"n Jun-73 Unl<nO'o\n 877,200 717 693

5 cc NG F02 PL TK Unknmln May-07 Unl<nO'o\n 1,224.510 1,178 1,148

Wasl Counly Pa'm Beach Counly

29&32143S/40E 2.Zaa.lillQ � � cc NG F02 PL ll< Unknown Aug-09 Unl<nown 1,366,800 1,335 1,219

2 cc NG F02 PL TK Unknov.n Nov-C9 Unl<na.vn 1,366,800 1,335 1,219 3 cc NG F02 PL TK Unknown May-11 UnJ<no.o.n 1,366,800 1 335 1,219

Total System GtneraUng Capacity as of December 31, 2012 11 = 26,329 24,067

Syslem Firm Generellng Capacity aa of December 31, 2012 11 • 26,284 24,022

1/ These raling! are peak capability. 21 These ralings represenl Florida Power & Llghl Company's shale of Scherer Uf\1 4, ed;usled lor lransmisslon losses.

31 The capacOly shO'.vn lor lhe PV lacilily al Space Coasl is considered as non-form generaling capacily due lo lhe lnlerm�lenl nalure oflhe solar resourca.

41 The nel capab.�ily ralings rapresanl Florida PO'M!r & Light Company's share of Sl Johns River Park Uoos 1 and 2, excluding lhe

Jacksonville Electric Aulhorily (JEA) shale at 80%.

5/Tolal cepabil�yat Sl Lucia! is 98111,003 t.IW. FPL's share of Sl. Lucia 2 is 6431002.FPL's O'o\n&rSh'p share ol SL Lucie Unils 1 and 2

is 100"h and 85'h, respactiva:Y, as shoo\n above. FPL's share at lhe deliverab!a c:apacily lrorn each un� Ia approx. 92.5•h and exclude lha

Ortando Ul�ilies Commission (OUC) and Florida Mun!eipal Power Agency (Fr.IPA) combined portion at approximalaly 7.44776% per llrLI.

61 Currenlly oparaling as a oynchlonous oondenser. II needed, �can be eonvarted back lo e generaling un� per lhe exisling Tille V

oparaling perm� lhrough lhe end ol2013 and Is nol aocounled lor in Reserve Marg'n Ca!culallon.

71 Va�ues 10( lhe Nuclear Units era approxirnale due lo lhe on go:ng lesling IIIler lha EPU work has been complaled 61 The Total Syelem Generating Capacity va�ue shown includes FPL-O'Mled firm and non-form generaling capacity. 9/ The Syslam Firm Ganaraling Capacity value shol1n Includes lllllxJian generaling capaeily.


Table 111.8.1: Projected Capacity Changes for FPL

Projected Capacity Changes for FPL "' Net Capacity

Changt.slMWl Year Projected Capacity Changes Wintert>J Summer1'1

2013

2014

2015

2016

2017

2018 2019 2020 2021 2022


Port Everglades Units 3 & 4 retired for Modernization Turkey Point Unit2 operation changed to synchronous condenser Sanford Unit 5 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 4 Uprate - Completed Turkey Point Unit 4 Uprate - Outage (!J Sanford Unit 4 CT Upgrade ·

Manatee Unit 2 Scherer Unit4 Cape Canaveral Next Generation Clean Energy Center 181 Manatee Unit 1 ESP- Outage (IJ Martin Unit 1 ESP - Outage (1) Sanford Unit 5 CT Upgrade Cape Canaveral Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161


Manatee Unit 1 ESP - Outage (II Sanford Unit 4 CT Upgrade Vero Beach Combined Cycle 111 Martin Unit 1 ESP - Outage 171

Martin Unit 2 ESP - Outage !7! Manatee Unit 3 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 5 CT Upgrade Turkey Point Unit 4 Uprate - Completed 151

Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161

Manatee Unil3 CT Upgrade Martin Unit 1 ESP - Outage (1) Martin Unit 2 ESP - Outage !7J Turkey Point UnitS CT Upgrade Changes to Existing Purchases 141

Ft. Myers Unit 2 CT Upgrade Riviera Beach Next Generation Clean Energy Center 181

Changes to Existing Purchases 141 Fl. Myers Unit 2 CT Upgrade Port Everglades Next Generation Clean Energy Center 161

Turkey Point Unit 1 operation changed to synchronous condenser Changes to Existing Purchases 141

Vero Beach Combined Cycle 181

Port Everglades Next Generation Clean Energy Center Changes to Existing Purchases '41

Changes to Existing Purchases 141 Turkey Point Nuclear UnitS 181

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(8)

(545) (765) (394)

------

(717) ---

(3) (26)

---(822)

--19

1,355 22 822 16 44

(632) ---

------

115 ---

39 832

--33 70

----1,344 (858) 51 ---

(398) (37) (44)

1,429 (388)

---

-180

---(1) Add�lonallnformallon about these resulting reserve margins and capacity changes are found on Schedules 7 & 8 respeclively.

(2) Winter values are forecasted values for January of the year shown.

(3) Summer values are forecasted values for August of the year shown.

(425) (761) (392)

9 115

---16

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1,210 ---

(826) 10

---37

------

46 826 (826) 19 33

---1,212

20 ---

826 ---

70 51

---

(928) ---

1,277 (396) (37) (46)

---(381)

---··

180 1 100

(4) These are nrm capacity and energy contracts with OF, utltHies, and other entities. See Table 1.6.1 and Table 1.6.2 for more detaHs.

(5) Outages for uprate work. (8) All new unit additions are scheduled to be In-service In June of the year shown. All additions assumed to start In June are Included

In the Summer reserve margin calculation starling In that year and In the Winter reserve margin calculation starting with the next year. (7) Outages for ESP work.

(8) This unit 1vill be addad as part of the agreement that FPL will serve Vero Beach's electric load starting January, 2014. This unH Is expected to be retired within 3 years.


8clleclulel Fuel RequiNmenle

(for FPL onlr!

AC1ual11 For�usted Ellll 811111-· llolll W1 illi am aill .2t1A WI Wl a2Jj WI m9. aw 2m

(1) I'Uieat TrltionBTU 241 168 291 298 300 306 300 300 306 302 300 357

(2)eo.l 1,000TON 3,135 2,692 2,87D 3,048 3,451 3,121 3,609 3.417 3,&85 3.822 3,898 3,888

(3) Res.'dual (f06)- Total 1,000 88l 1,141 �59 401 338 485 628 283 404 313 382 416 282 (4) Steam 1,00088l 1,141 �59 401 338 485 628 283 404 313 382 416 282

(6) Dltilete (f02)- TCUI 1,00088l 332 23 6 39 66 214 63 23 6 16 22 6 (8) Sleem 1,00088l 2 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

(7)CC 1,00088l 290 15 4 24 62 163 49 2 1 1 3 1 (8) CT 1,00088l 40 1 16 4 82 14 21 4 14 18 4

(9) NallniGas -TCUI 1,000MCF 655,988 695,396 627,4&8 161,487 113,717 672,314 6114,1H 588,818 117,345 lt8,7t0 601,106 671,112

(10) Sleam 1,000 MCF 81,272 46.112 2,905 2,118 3,4n I, :Me 4,681 1,184 e,Ot7 e,toe 6,163 4,131

(11) cc 1,000MCF 488,118 646,386 623,788 141,101 148,716 615,132 sn,1ea 612,178 581,321 688,471 693,301 616,641

(12) CT 1,000MCF 8,600 2,899 787 810 529 1,133 1,127 918 9SO 1,211 1,243 040

11 SciRe: A Schedltes. Nola: Solar conllibuliont are pcV'IIcled on Schedu'es 6.1 .00 8.2


SchediiM1.1 En•ru!l Soun:ee

Aclual'' Foreculed liiiiDI!! 191!£!;!! Ill!!!! ill! &ill. iill .iill .llil lli! Zlli 1W. ill! 2020 � 1m

(1) Annuli! Energy GWH 6,008 6,186 2,176 2,730 3,061 1,241 1Cle 0 0 0 0 0 lnlelchenge 21

(2) Nuclear GWH 21.610 16,916 27,164 27,612 27,886 28,609 26,285 27,967 28,666 28,193 27,977 33,482

(3) Coal GWH 6,634 4,745 4,884 6,211 5,1131 5,400 8,069 6,088 6,609 6,690 7,073 7,068

(4) Resldual(fCle) ·TOiel GWH 830 378 245 196 306 367 181 226 174 213 230 157 (5) Steam GWH 830 378 245 196 306 367 161 228 174 213 230 157

(6) llislillale(F02) -TOial GWH 123 54 4 23 44 136 46 8 2 5 8 2 (7) Sleam GWH 1 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 (6) cc GWH 107 49 3 19 43 123 42 2 0 1 2 0 (9) CT GWH 15 4 1 4 1 15 4 8 1 4 6 1

(10) Natural Gas -Tolal GWH 74,386 60.605 74,868 71,181 71,331 12,671 14,744 11,716 81,110 11,345 11,121 12,732 (11) Sleam GWH 5,429 5,643 231 114 271 431 371 611 42t 113 , .. 3St (12) cc GWH 88,326 74.868 74,386 71,454 71,003 12,031 14,281 18,115 64,595 11,716 11,243 12,2&1 (13) CT GWH 631 295 67 83 57 103 101 80 93 117 123 92

(14) Soler�- GWH 71 151'1 163 181 176 185 114 114 194 184 118 112 (15) Fll GWH 71 71 72 72 71 71 70 70 69 89 88 88 (18) Solar Thelma!'' GWH 0 B9 111 118 104 121 124 124 124 121 119 124

(17) Other "' GWH 4,080 2,922 3,675 3,862 4,512 4,924 4,988 4,717 8,643 6,890 7,148 7,334 ·-·-·····-····---··-··-

Net Eneflly for Load .., GWH 112,454 110,866 113,036 118,718 121,345 123,453 124,688 125,957 127,200 128,828 129,543 130,864

1/ Source: A Schedu!es and Aclual Data lor Next Generation Soler CenllfS Repofl 21 The projected fogures are based on estimated energy purdlasn trom SJRPP, lhe Southern Companles (UPS conlrect), end other llli�Ues. 31 Represlftls OUipul !rom FPL'I PV and solar lhennel faOiitias. 4/ For 2011,1he M!Qn 8 Solar TheRnal GWh oulpulll rolled Into ION (12) lor rapoltlng purposes. In 2012, the GWh OUipulll presenled In row (18).

ll1e projected GWh conlrlbutions lor2013-2022 ere also prcwlcled on ruN (16). 5I Repre.- • forecast or energy a1Cp8Cted to be purchased 1rom Que!ifylng Faciities, lndlpenclenl Power Producera, nal or

Economy end other Power Sales. 81 1\'el Energy For Load values lor lhe years 2013 • 2022 era also 5hov.n In Col. (19) on Schadu!e 2.3.


Schedule8.2 Energy Soun::ea % by Fuel Type

Actual" Forecasted ID!UIIIIY£'1 .lllllll m1 w.z WJ JW D1l 1m wz WI 21!1 2m am .am

(I) Annual Enef9J' % 5.3 4.7 1.9 2.3 2.6 1.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 lnterchqe ''

(2) Nud- % 19.1 15.3 24.0 23.4 23.1 23.2 22.7 22 2 22.5 21.9 21.8 25.8

(3) Coal Y.. 6.0 4.3 4.3 4.4 4.9 4.4 4.9 4.8 6.2 6.3 6.6 6.4

(4) Relldual (F06) -Tolal v. 0.8 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1 (6) Steam Va 0.8 0.3 0.2 0.2 0.3 0.3 0.1 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1

(8) Dillillale (F02) • Tollll % 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (7) Sleem % 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (8) cc s� 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.1 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 (9) cr % 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0 0.0

(1 0) Nalutal Gas ·Tolal �� 68.1 72.8 68.1 88.3 85.4 68.9 88.0 88.9 68.9 87.0 87.1 83.2 (11) Steam % 4.8 5.0 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.3 0.4 0.4 0.3 (12) cc % 80.8 87.3 85.8 88.1 85.1 88.5 87.8 88.4 68.6 68.6 68.8 82.8 (13) CT �� 0.8 0.3 0.1 0.1 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1

(14) Solar"' % 0.1 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.2 0.1 0.1 (16) PV % 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 (18) Solar Thermal•· % 0.0 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1 0.1

(17) Olher •· % 3.8 2.8 3.3 3.3 3.7 4.0 4.0 3.7 6.1 6.4 5.5 6.8 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100 100

11 Source: A Schedules and Actual Data for Ntlld Generation Solar Centers Report 21 The projected ligutea are based on estimated -rgy purchases tom SJRPP, lhe Soulhem COmpanies (UPS contract). and olher Uliltiet. 31 Reprelltnts 0U1pu1 from FPl's PV and solar lhalmal facikliatl.

41 For2011,1he Martin 8SolsrThelmiiiG'MioutputlsiOIIedlntorvw(12) for reporting purposes. In 2012,1heGWh oulpUt Is presenladln10'N(18). The proJacted GWh c:onllibutions for 2013-®2:1 arelllso provided on rvw (18).

5I Represents e forecast of 8ll8fgJ 8111*lld to ba purchased tom Qualifying Faci5tias, Independent Power Ploducers, net of Economy and olher Power Sa!es.


Schedule 7.1 Forecast of Capacity, Demand, and Scheduled

Maintenance At Time Of Summer Peak

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (6) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

Total Firm

Firm Firm Firm Firm Total Summer Reserve Reserve

Installed Capacity Capacity Firm Capacity Peak Peak Margin Before Scheduled Margin After

August of Capacity Import Export QF Available Demand DSM Demand Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance

Yur MW .MW MW MW MW MW .MW MW MW %of Peak MW MW. %ofPeak

2013 24.215 1,309 0 635 26,159 21.790 2,006 19.785 6,374 32.2 826 5,548 28.0

2014 25,635 1,346 0 635 27,515 22,928 2.153 20.775 6,740 32.4 826 5,914 28.5

2015 25,806 1.456 0 595 27,656 23,359 2.279 21,080 6,576 31.2 0 6,676 31.2

2016 26,883 528 0 595 28,006 23,733 2,404 21,329 8,876 31.3 0 6,676 31.3

2017 26,441 491 0 595 27,527 24,122 2,529 21,593 5,933 27.5 0 5,933 27.5

2018 26,441 110 0 595 27,146 24.493 2,655 21.839 5,307 24.3 0 5,307 24.3

2019 26,441 110 0 595 27,146 24,901 2,780 22.121 5,024 22.7 0 5,024 22.7

2020 26.441 110 0 595 27,146 25,302 2,880 22.422 4,723 21.1 0 4.723 21.1

2021 26.441 110 0 775 27,326 25,560 2,980 22,580 4,746 21.0 0 4,746 21.0

2022 27,541 110 0 775 28,426 26.105 3,080 23,025 5,401 23.5 0 5,401 23.5

Col. (2) represents capacity additions and changes projected to be in-service by June 1 sl. These MW are generally considered to be available to meet Summer peak loads which are forecasted to occur during August of the year Indicated. Col. (6) = Col.(2) + Col.(3) -Col.(4) + Col.(5). Col. (7) reflects the 2013 load forecast without incremental DSM or cumulative load management. Col. (8) represents cumulative load management capability, plus incremental conservation, from 112013-on intended for use with the 2013 load forecast. Col. (10) =Col. (6)- Col. (9) Col. (11) = Col.(10) I Col.(9)

Col. (12) indicates the capacity of units projected to be out-of-service for planned maintenance during the Summar peak period. This value Is comprised of: an additional 826 MW of fossil-rueled capacity that will be out-of-service in the Summer of 2013 (at Martin Unit 1) and in the Summer of 2014 (at Martin Unit 2) due to the Installation of electrostatic precipitators. Col. (13) =Col. (10)- Col. (12)

Col. (14) = Col.(13) I Col.(9)


Schedule 7.2

Forecast of Capacity, Demand, and Scheduled

Maintenance At Time of Winter Peak

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (6) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

Total Firm

Firm Firm Firm Firm Total Winter Reserve Reserve

Installed Capacity Capacity Firm Capacity Peak Peak Margin Before Scheduled Margin After January of Capability Import Export QF Available Demand DSM Demand Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance

Yuc MW M.W MW MW MW MW MW MW MW o/o of Peak MW .MW. % of peak

2013 24,135 1,316 0 635 26,086 20,270 1,480 18,790 7,295 38.8 1,539 5,756 30.6 2014 25,684 1,353 0 635 27,671 21,593 1,572 20,022 7,650 38.2 832 6,818 34.1 2015 27,100 1,483 0 595 29,157 22,154 1,641 20,513 8,644 42.1 0 8,644 42.1 2016 27,151 535 0 595 28,280 22,430 1,710 20,719 7,561 36.5 0 7,561 36.5 2017 26,136 498 0 595 29,231 22,662 1,780 20,882 6,348 40.0 0 8,348 40.0

2016 28,138 110 0 595 28,643 22,898 1,849 21,049 7,793 37.0 0 7,793 37.0 2019 28,138 110 0 595 28,843 23,125 1,918 21,207 7,636 36.0 0 7,636 36.0 2020 28,136 110 0 595 28,843 23,356 1,977 21,360 7,463 34.9 0 7,463 34.9 2021 26,136 110 0 775 29,023 23,601 2,030 21,571 7,452 34.5 0 7,452 34.5 2022 26.136 110 0 775 29,023 23,870 2,083 21,587 7,438 34.4 0 7,436 34.4

Col. (2) represents capacity additions and changes projected to be In-service by January lsi. These MW are generally considered to be available to meet winter peak loads which are forecasted to occur during January of the year Indicated. Col. (6) = Col.(2) + Col.(3) - Col.(4) + Col.(5). Col. (7) reRects the 2013 load forecast without incremental OSM or cumulative load management. 2013 load is an actual load value. Col. (8} represents cumulative load management capability, plus incremental conservation, from 112013-on intended for use with the 2013 load forecast. Col. (10) = Col. (6}- Col. (9} Col. (11) = Col.(10} I Col.(9) Col. (12} indicates the capacity of units projected to be out-of-service for planned maintenance during the Winter peak period. This value is comprised of: (i) 717 MW (at Turkey Point Unit 4) that will be out-of-service in Winter of 2013 due to an extended planned outage as part of the capacity uprates project; (il) an additional 822 MW that will be out-of-service In the Winter of 2013 (at Manatee Unit 1) due to the installation of eleclrostatic precipitators; and (iii) an additional 832 MW (at Martin Unit 1) that will be out-of-service during the Winter of 2014 due to the installation of electrostatic precipitators. Col. (13} =Col. (10}. Col. (12) Col. (14) = Col.(13} I Col.(9)


Schedule 7.3 ProjecUon of Oenerellon • Only Reaerves

At Time Of Summer Peek (Aaaumlng no additions In 2022)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (8) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

Tolal Film

FWITI Firm Firm Firm loCal Summer Reserve Reserve

lnalalled Capacity Capacity Firm Capac:lly Peak Peak Margin Before Scheduled Margin After

Augual or Capacity Import Export QF Available Demand DSM Demand Maintenance Maintenance Maintenance YDr MW MW MW MW MW MW MW MW MW� MW .MW... �llleul5

2013 24,215 1.309 0 635 26,159 21.790 r---o- 21,790 4,368 20.0 826 3,542 18.3 201<4 25,&35 1,346 0 635 27,616 22,928 0 22,928 4,687 20.0 826 3,781 16.4 2015 25,008 1 ,456 0 595 27,858 23,359 0 23.359 4,297 16.4 0 4,2$7 18.4 2016 28,8U 528 0 595 28,005 23,733 0 23,733 4,272 18.0 0 4,272 18.0 2017 26,441 491 0 595 27,527 24,122 0 24,122 3,404 14.1 0 3,404 14.1 2018 26,441 110 0 595 27,146 24,493 0 24,493 2,652 10.8 0 2 ,652 10.8 2019 26,441 110 0 595 27,146 24,901 0 24,901 2,244 9.0 0 2.244 9.0 2020 26,44 1 110 0 695 27,146 25,302 0 25,302 1,843 7.3 0 1,843 7.3 2021 26,441 110 0 775 27,326 25,560 0 25,580 1,765 6.9 0 1,765 8.9 2022 26,441 110 0 775 27,326 26,105 ....!.... 26,105 1,.221 4.7 0 1,221 4.7

Col. (2) rapreaenlt cepacHy additions and chang ea. assuming no generation addition In 2022 In order to demonatrate FPL'a gen-only RM trend. Col. (6) a Col.(2) + Col.(3) • Col.(4) + Col.(5). Col. (7) reneela the load foraca&l without Incremental OSM or cumulative load management. Col. (8)ahowa zaro contrlbullon from DSM In order to calculate FPL'a raaerves thai era eupplled only by genarallon resources. Col. (10) • Col. (6). Col. (9) Col. (t1)" Col.(10) I COI.(9) Col. (12) Indicates the cepeclty of unlls projected to be out-d-servlce for planned maintenance duringlhe Summer peak period. This value Is comprised of 826 MW of foasl-fueled capacity thai wll be out-of-service In the Summer of2013 (at Martin UnH 1) and In the Summer of 2014 (at Martin Unll 2) due to the Installation of electrostatic prac:lpHators. cor. (13) .. Col. 1101. col. 1121 Col. (14)" Col.(13) I C01.(9)

Note that although there are no planned generating addHions In thlt raaerva matgln calculation, the totalllrm capacity avalable In Col. (8) rtaea ln 2021 due to the addition of 180MW of cepeclty from the EcoGen PPA.


Schedule 7.4

ProjecUon or Generetlon - Only Reaervea AI Time Of Summer Peak (Aaaumlng TPIIa added In 2022)

(1) (2) (3) (4) (5) (B) (7) (6) (9) (10) (11)

Total Firm Firm Fll'm Finn Firm Total Summer Reserve

Installed Capacity Capacity Firm Capacity Peak Peak Margin Before

August of Capacity Import Export OF Available Demand DSM Demand Maintenance

Yur II4W II4W MW. II4W MW. II4W MW. MW. MW. 'lLII1.fuls

2013 24,215 1,309 0 635 26,159 21,790 0 21,790 4,368 20.0

2014 25,536 1.348 0 635 27,&16 22,928 0 22,928 4,687 20,0

2015 25,606 1,456 0 595 27,868 23,359 0 23,359 '1,2�7 16.4 2016 2UU 528 0 595 28,005 23,733 0 23,733 4,272 18.0 2017 26,441 491 0 595 27,527 24,122 0 24,122 3,404 1 4.1

2018 28,441 110 0 695 27,1<16 24,493 0 24,493 2,652 10.8

2019 26,441 110 0 595 27,146 24,901 0 24,901 2,244 9.0

2020 26,441 110 0 595 27,146 25,302 0 25,302 1,843 7.3 2021 28,441 110 0 775 27,326 25,560 0 25,560 1,785 6.9

2022 27,541 110 0 775 28,426 26,105 0 26,105 2,321 8.9

Col. (2) represents capacity acldltlona and changes, wilhTurkey Point Unit 6 added In 2022.

Col. (6) a Col.(2) + Co1.(3) • Col.(4) + Co1.(5). Col. (7) reflects lha load loreceat wilhoutlncremanlal DSM or cumulative load management.

(12) (13) (14)

Reserve

Scheduled Margin Alter

Maintenance Maintenance

II4W Wit.. •oft g( E!llll

828 3,542 16.3

826 3,761 16.<4 0 4,297 18.4

0 4,272 18.0 0 3,404 14.1

0 2,652 10.8

0 2,244 9.0

0 1,643 7.3

0 1,765 8.9

0 2,321 8.9

Col. (8) ahowe zero contribution from DSM In order to c;alc;ulete FPL'a reaarvea that are supplied only by generation reaoureea. Col. (10) "Col. (8)- Col. (9) Col. (11) • Col.(10) I Col.(9) Col. (12) Indicates the capacity of units projected lo be out-or-service lor planned maintenance during lhe Summer peak period. This value Ia c;omprl•ed of 628 MWoffollil-fualad capaclly that will be out-ol-sarvlce In the Summer or 2013 (at Martin Unit 1) and In lha Summer or 2014 (at Martin Unll 2) due to lhe Installation ol electrostatic preclpftators. Col. (13) "' Col. (10) ·Col. (12) Col. (14) • Col.(13) 1 Col.(9)


Schedule I Plonntd And ProspecU.. Oantrating Facility Additions And Changu

(2) (3) (4) (5) (5) (7) (8) (9) (10) (11) (12) (13) (14)

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