Non-Residential Distributed Generation Program
Duke Energy Florida
US
Florida
Duke Energy's Backup Generator Program offers bill credits in exchange for utilizing your backup generator for demand response.
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Service details
Service type
Load reduction
Eligible technologies
Demand Response
Competition frequency
Annual
Locational scope
Territory-wide
Seasonality
Year-round
Eligibility
Direct
Aggregated
Residential
This participation route is eligible.
This participation route may be eligible
This participation route is not eligible.
This participation route is eligible.
This participation route may be eligible
This participation route is not eligible.
Commercial & Industrial
This participation route is eligible.
This participation route may be eligible
This participation route is not eligible.
This participation route is eligible.
This participation route may be eligible
This participation route is not eligible.
Front-of-the-Meter
This participation route is eligible.
This participation route may be eligible
This participation route is not eligible.
This participation route is eligible.
This participation route may be eligible
This participation route is not eligible.
Participants must allow Duke Energy to control their generators during high demand.
Key details
Remuneration based on generator capacity and event frequency. Customers that meet program requirements can participate under RATE SCHEDULE GSLM-2, Standby Generation.
Duke Energy aims to give at least 24 hours advance notice before utilizing your generator.
Bill credits are based on the actual load your backup generator removes from the utility grid when utilized. The total amount of savings will be calculated based on your level of participation and the average kW removed from the electrical grid over the last 12 months
Listing last updated on
16 June 2025
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