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Manage all your net metering applications in one place. Search, view, edit and submit applications easily.
Help your customers select the right system size and get it pre-approved prior to installation.
Invite your customer to sign the Interconnection Agreement electronically and then get notified by email once it’s completed.
Stay on top of the application's progress. Track its status, view details and take action.
Receive emails to keep you informed about the application’s status.
Provide your customer's email address and FPL will send them an invite to start a new net metering application.
In this section you'll learn how to:
1.1 Register for an account
1.2 Login
In this section, you'll learn how to:
2.1 Enroll Your Business
2.2 View Business Verification Status
In this section, you'll learn how to:
3.1 Send Invite To Start Application
3.2 Get Application Access Email
3.3 View Application
In this section, you’ll learn how to:
4.1 View Applications
4.2 Search Application
4.3 Track Application Status
In this section, you’ll learn how to:
5.1 Start Editing an Application
5.2 View Customer Information (Step 1)
5.3 View Contractor Information (Step 2)
5.4 Edit System Information (Step 3)
5.5 Edit Documentation (Step 4)
5.6 Review & Submit Application (Step 5)
Add New System
View Systems on your Application
Add New Inverter
View Inverters on your Application
Get Pre-approved
No, however, you may invite your customer to initiate the net metering application and provide you access to it. You can generate an email from FPL's net metering contractor portal to your customer requesting for them to start the application process. Once your customer provides you access, you may complete the application process.
Yes, the new homeowner or business will need to complete a net metering application. Detailed system information won't be needed if there have been no changes to the system.
Yes, only when the customer provides you access to their net metering application. Contractors will receive email notification on the status of the customer's net metering application, including the permission to operate email.
FPL will verify the type of meter currently installed at your customer's location. If they have a bidirectional smart meter, a new meter will not be required. If they do not have a bidirectional smart meter, the meter at the home will be exchanged for a meter compatible with the net metering program.