Port Everglades Energy Center

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General Information

Title	Information
Licensee	Florida Power & Light Company
Certification #;	PA 12-57
Date Certified	10/09/2012
Description	The site certification includes a 3-on-1 combined cycle unit (Unit 5), comprised of three nominal 250 MW combustion turbines with associated heat recovery generators and a nominal 500 MW steam turbine-electrical generator, and associated support facilities.
Fuel Type	Natural Gas/Oil (backup fuel)
Nominal Rating	1,250 MW
Address/Location	8100 Eisenhower Boulevard Ft. Lauderdale, FL 33316
County	Broward
Districts	Florida Department of Environmental Protection Southeast District South Florida Water Management District

Facility State Documents

Facility Document(s)	Description
Conditions of Certification	Facility License
Post-Certification Submittal Summary	Summary of Submittals Required by Conditions
Modifications	Final Orders Modifying the Conditions
Amendments	Amendment Approval Letters
Final Order(s)	Original Final Order of Certification and, if applicable, Land Use Consistency
Site Certification Application	Original and Supplemental Facility Application(s)

Department Permits under Federal Programs

Program	Permit Type	Facility ID#
Air	Construction and Operation	0110036 *
Water	NPDES	0001538 *

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October 12, 2023 - 1:18pm

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