1. FPL SolarNow™ Program Community Based Solar Offering Palm Coast City Council Workshop August 28, 2017

2. FPL SolarNow™ Program Overview
FPL SolarNow™ is a community-supported solar program designed to provide customers with an easy way to help move solar energy forward in Florida
FPL SolarNow™ Program Overview
Customers volunteer to support the program through an on bill contribution
FPL installs, operates, and maintains the projects at no cost to the host
Host sites provide the space/location for the project
Solar energy built in local communities
FPL’s SolarNow program allows customers to voluntarily contribute $9 per month on top of their normal bill to support solar in their communities.
Funds go toward the construction of solar energy projects in local public areas, such as parks, zoos, schools and museums.
We try and focus on locations that are frequently visited – so the people who are contributing see their impact
FPL will install, operate, and maintain these solar projects.
Clean, renewable energy generated from these assets is fed to the grid and benefits the entire community.
Host locations are an integral part of the program’s success

3. FPL SolarNow™ Program - Participation
The FPL SolarNow™ Program is committed to building solar projects where participants live and come together as a community
FPL SolarNow™ Program - Participation
Palm Coast has high participation in the program with over 250 participants
~500 participants 20 mile radio
Host locations will be viewed as clean energy leaders in the community

4. SolarNow™ Program Benefits
FPL SolarNow™ projects work best in areas that are open to the public, highly visible, and viewed as a community asset
SolarNow™ Program Benefits
Funded by Program participants – no cost to the City
Recognize residents currently contributing to the Program
Educate about solar benefits and applications
Integrate solar into communities in an aesthetically pleasing way
Highlight the City’s sustainability and renewable energy initiatives
Host locations should be pedestrian friendly, open areas with limited shade, and where people of all ages and interests come together

5. Solar Structures in the Community
Our designs have the flexibility to provide solar power and shading for a wide variety of applications
Solar Structures in the Community
Brevard Zoo (Melbourne)
Oceanfront Park
(Boynton Beach)
Palm Beach Zoo (West Palm Beach)
Frost Science Museum (Miami)

6. Central Park/City Hall Solar Canopy & Solar Trees
City of Palm Coast
Proposed Locations
Holland Park
Solar Canopy
Community Center
Solar Canopy
Central Park/City Hall
Solar Canopy & Solar Trees

7. City Hall – Proposed Solar Canopy
City of Palm Coast - City Hall
City Hall – Proposed Solar Canopy

8. Central Park – Proposed Solar Trees
City of Palm Coast – Central Park
Central Park – Proposed Solar Trees
Curve 1
Curve 2
Curve 3
Curve 4
Curve 5

9. Central Park – Solar Tree Renderings
City of Palm Coast – Central Park
Central Park – Solar Tree Renderings

10. Community Center – ~90kW Tilt (TS) Canopies
City of Palm Coast - Community Center
Community Center – ~90kW Tilt (TS) Canopies

11. Holland Park – ~60kW Low Side Cantilever (LS) Canopy
City of Palm Coast – Holland Park
Holland Park – ~60kW Low Side Cantilever (LS) Canopy
*1 of 3 new palm trees installed may need to be moved on landscape island
*avoiding EV bollards

12. Proposed On-Tree Branding: Curves
Signage will showcase our partnership and commitment to a clean energy future
Proposed On-Tree Branding: Curves
Signage Element
Quantity Per Tree
Graphic
Medallion Sign 1
Top Cap
Text Back Plate*
Ground Mount Sign
FRONT
BACK
*Host approval required

13. Signage will showcase our partnership and commitment to a clean energy future
66” Ground Mount Sign

14. Thank you!