Briefing on Coral Farms Solar Energy Center

Coral Farms Solar Energy Center, operating as JEA Solar Farms, is a 75 MW solar photovoltaic plant in Florida, fully approved and contributing consistently to the grid under Florida Power & Light Co.'s operation.

Overview

• Project Name: JEA Solar Farms (The Florida Times-Union, 2021-12-02)

• Status: Operating since 2018, with a project status of approved (The Florida Times-Union, 2021-12-02).

• Location: Florida.

• Parent Company: NextEra Energy.

• Operator & Owner: Florida Power & Light Co.

Fleet Details

• Technology: Solar Photovoltaic (SUN) with 1 generator.

• Capacity: 75 MW.

• Grid Region: NERC: SERC, Balancing Authority: Florida Power & Light Company.

• Annual Generation: 120 GWh with an 18.3% capacity factor.

• Recent Generation (2025): 10 GWh in October, 9 GWh in November, and 8 GWh in December.

• Similar Plants: Pecan Tree, Terrill Creek, Harmony Solar (FL).

• Nearby Plants: FPL Flowers Creek Solar Energy Center, FPL Etonia Creek, Georges Lake.

Financial Profile

• Capital Expenditure (CapEx): $1217/kW (Source: ferc).

• Operating Expenditure (OpEx): $3.0/MWh (Source: ferc).

• Data Span: Financial data covers 7 years from 2018 to 2024.

Coral Farms Solar Energy Center, also known as JEA Solar Farms, is a fully approved and operational solar facility in Florida, demonstrating consistent generation within its established financial parameters. Its strategic location and ownership by Florida Power & Light Co. underscore its role in the regional energy landscape.