You Can Now Meet Sunny at 14 Locations in Florida

You can now meet a virtual “talking” solar tree at 14 locations across Florida – let Sunny show you how the rays from the sun can be turned into solar energy! Through augmented reality and 3D imagery, you can learn all about how solar panels work and their role in generating clean energy to send power to homes, businesses and schools across Florida. 

Today, you can meet Sunny at the following locations: 

Palm Beach County 

• Palm Beach Gardens Aquatic Complex 
• Loggerhead Marinelife Center 
• Tradewinds Park 
• Barracuda Bay Aquatic Complex 
• Cox Science Center and Aquarium 

Miami-Dade County 

• Zoo Miami 
• The Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science 
• Margaret Pace Park 
• Charles Hadley Park 

Broward County 

• Museum of Discovery and Science 
• CB Smith Park 

Brevard County 

• Port Canaveral 

Lee County 

• IMAG History & Science Center 

Charlotte County 

• Babcock Ranch 

To bring Sunny to life, use your phone to simply scan the QR code on the sign found at the location. You can also type the URL into your mobile device’s browser to launch the experience. Sunny will deliver fun facts and an important message about FPL’s commitment to bring more solar power to Florida and make the Sunshine State a leader in solar energy. When you visit, make sure to take a selfie with Sunny and share it on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter using #FPLSolarNow for a chance to be featured on our blog. 

Solar trees, like the ones where you can see Sunny, are just one way the FPL SolarNow program is generating clean, renewable energy that is beneficial to the environment and the community. These innovative structures provide shade while harnessing the power of the sun to generate emissions-free energy. 

If Sunny isn’t in your neighborhood, you can still witness the marvels of solar energy up close by visiting one of FPL SolarNow’s 70+ locations at parks, museums and zoos across the state. By placing our unique solar array projects front and center and creating interactive experiences focused on education, we are encouraging future generations to learn more about the benefits of solar.