2008 Annual Report: Voice of the People
People are the real source of power at FMPA. Their voices reveal the confidence we have working together to tackle the tough issues of our time. Together, we will find solutions to balance reliable power at an affordable price in an environmentally friendly manner.
Business Report (1.41 MB)
Financial Report (753.88 kB)
2007 Annual Report: Point of Balance
Together we can find balanced solutions in a changing and challenging world. We looked at changes on the horizon and took actions that will move us closer to a balanced solution.
Business Report (3.24 MB)
Financial Report (598.65 kB)
2006 Annual Report: The Path Ahead
After several years of hard work and preparation, FMPA is on the move and gaining momentum. Our owners have given us a destination and a roadmap to get there. We’ve gather the skills and resources we need. We are prepared for the path ahead.
Business Report (3.78 MB)
Financial Report (600.88 kB)
2005 Annual Report: Hope is Not a Plan
2005 brought some serious challenges to Florida’s electric utilities. Some people in our business are crossing their fingers, waiting and hoping that things will get better. Not us. We are joining forces and preparing for what lies ahead.
Business Report (1.25 MB)
Financial Report (442.89 kB)
2004 Annual Report: Everything Changes
The electric utility industry is changing. FMPA is changing too. We’re reinventing the way we do business so that the end result—reliable, low-cost power—always stays the same.
Business Report (1.81 MB)
Financial Report (562.36 kB)
2003 Annual Report: 25 Powerful Years: 1978-2003
Municipal electric utilities are individually owned and operated, yet for 25 years they have worked together through FMPA on wholesale power projects. They are allies by virtue of their heritage as community-owned utilities. Joined by their mission to provide reliable power at a reasonable cost. And united by their belief in the power of working together.
Business Report (3.28 MB)
Financial Report (3.44 MB)
2009 was a challenging year for the U.S. economy and all of us operating in it. Jobs were lost and financial pressures increased. People struggled to make ends meet. Difficult decisions and sacrifices were made. In addition, electric utilities in Florida faced upward pressure on power costs, and FMPA was among them. We found ourselves falling short of our mission to provide competitively priced power. This unavoidable truth forced us to face tough questions that deserve straightforward answers about where we are and where we’re going. These questions and answers tell the story of 2009.