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INVESTOR CORNERThank you for your investment in NextEra Energy, Inc. Your company remains focused on building long-term value for shareholders by investing in energy technologies that are designed to provide affordable, clean and reliable power to our customers for years to come. We’re pleased to provide you with an update on several recent accomplishments.

Stock Certificate HoldersCertificate holders should consider depositing their stock certificates into their accounts at our transfer agent, Computershare, to avoid the cost of replacement due to loss, theft or destruction. Certificates, along with a letter of instruction to deposit the certificate into DRS book entry, should be sent insured mail to NextEra Energy, Inc., c/o Computershare, P.O. Box 505000, Louisville, KY 40233. Computershare will send you a confirmation of the deposit. You may also deposit your certificates into your brokerage account. Contact your broker for instructions.

Dividend ReinvestmentShareholders who receive their dividends by check may enroll in the NextEra Energy, Inc. Dividend Reinvestment Plan. Once enrolled, cash dividends on all or some of your shares may be automatically reinvested in NextEra Energy common stock. Visit computershare.com/NEE to enroll online or call 888-218-4392 to speak with Computershare, the plan’s administrator.

FPL completes historic restoration after Hurricane IrmaFlorida Power & Light Company (FPL) restored service to more than 4.4 million customers – more than 90 percent of the company’s customers – affected by Hurricane Irma 10 days after the massive storm exited its service territory.

“I am extremely proud that our team completed the fastest storm restoration of the largest number of customers by any one utility in U.S. history, which we believe was enabled by the approximately $3 billion we have invested over the last 11 years to create a smarter, stronger and more storm-resilient energy grid,” said Eric Silagy, president and CEO of FPL.

In preparation for the powerful storm, FPL assembled and pre-positioned the largest restoration workforce in U.S. history, which grew to approximately 28,000 at its peak, including support from partner utilities from 30 states and Canada. This preparation and coordinated response, combined with the significant investments in the grid, enabled FPL to restore service to more than 2 million customers – nearly half of all affected customers – by the end of the first full day of restoration. Approximately 95 percent of impacted customers were restored within one week and the full restoration was completed 10 days after Hurricane Irma left FPL’s service territory.

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Investor NewsThe Newsletter for NextEra Energy, Inc. ShareholdersDecember 2017

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FPL Barefoot Bay Solar Energy Center, pictured above, along with the other seven solar sites under construction across FPL’s service territory remain on track and on budget.

FPL hits milestone in major solar expansion FPL has installed more than half of the 2.5 million solar panels that will comprise eight new solar energy centers across Florida.

The sites are anticipated to come online later this year and in early 2018, and will produce nearly 600 megawatts (MW) of combined solar capacity – enough to power approximately 120,000 homes.

“We’re investing nearly $1 billion to grow solar in Florida this year alone, and we’re building each of these new solar power plants cost-effectively,” said Eric Silagy, president and CEO of FPL. “Together, these eight new plants are projected to generate an estimated net lifetime savings of more than $100 million for our customers.”

These eight solar energy centers are part of FPL’s larger plan to add more than 10 million solar panels from 2016 to 2023 – one of the largest solar expansions ever in the eastern United States.

Largest combined solar and storage facility announced in U.S. NextEra Energy Resources has been selected by Tucson Electric Power to develop, build and operate a 100-MW solar array and 30-MW energy storage system that will produce some of the lowest cost renewable energy in the area. This is the largest combined solar and storage facility announced in the United States to date.

Along with a 100-MW wind farm that will be built with a new power purchase agreement between the two companies, the system will generate enough clean energy to meet the annual electric needs of nearly one out of every three Tucson homes. It’s expected to be in service by the end of 2019.

“We’re pleased to partner with Tucson Electric Power on this exciting new renewable energy project,” said Mike O’Sullivan, senior vice president of development. “In addition to clean, low-cost energy, this project will create good-paying jobs and increased tax revenue for the state and local community.”

New transmission project in New York NextEra Energy Transmission New York was selected by the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) to develop a 20-mile, 345-kV transmission line and accompanying facilities located near Buffalo, New York. The project is NYISO’s first competitive transmission award under its Public Policy Transmission Planning Process and will help allow the state to maximize the flow of energy from lower-cost renewable generation. The project is required to be in service by June 2022.

NextEra Energy Resources operates several energy storage facilities, such as the 20-MW Lee-Dekalb site in Shabbona, Illinois.

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