Discover Lake Worth Beach’s projected 2026 energy portfolio and learn how a balanced mix of natural gas, nuclear, and solar energy provides reliable, affordable electricity while supporting a cleaner energy future.
Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities
The Lake Worth Beach Electric Utility Storm Fund continues growing, bringing the City closer to its $8 million goal. This dedicated reserve helps ensure funds are available to quickly restore power and repair critical electric infrastructure following major storms, supporting a more resilient and reliable electric system for our community.
Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities has made significant improvements in electric reliability. Recent SAIFI, SAIDI, and LBAR data show customers are experiencing fewer outages, shorter outage durations, and faster power restoration as the City continues investing in a stronger, more resilient electric system.
May 15, 2026 – Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities has transformed its reliability performance in recent years through strategic infrastructure investments, proactive maintenance, and the commitment of its workforce. Today, the utility’s outage response and restoration times are comparable to Florida Power & Light, reflecting the impact of continued improvements and dedicated staff efforts.
April 24, 2026 – Electrical Engineer Jakub Pajak brings innovation, versatility, and a commitment to continuous learning to Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities, playing a key role in major projects and shaping the City’s energy future.
April 14, 2026 – Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities has achieved a significant reliability milestone, reducing its System Average Interruption Duration Index (SAIDI) to below 40 minutes. This improvement reflects ongoing investments in grid modernization and a continued commitment to providing reliable, resilient electric service to the community.