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Citizen Owned Energy was created by Lake Worth Beach Electric Utility, a non-profit and citizen-owned utility. We are here to provide reliable, low-cost, and clean energy to our 28,000 customers while giving back to the community. 

City of Lake Worth Beach’s Ed Liberty Honored with National Leadership Award

Ponte Vedra Beach, Florida – The Florida Municipal Electric Association (FMEA) today elected a new slate of officers to preside over the organization’s board of directors. Serving as the executive leadership team of the board are President Ed Liberty, electric utility director of the City of Lake Worth Beach; President-elect Steve Langley, electric utility director of the City of Mount Dora; Vice President Tony Guillen, general manager of the City of Tallahassee Electric & Gas Utility; and Secretary-Treasurer Ricky Erixton, chief electric systems officer of JEA.

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How Sergo Sagareli Helps Power Lake Worth Beach’s Next Generation Grid

March 23, 2026 – Since joining Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities, Substation Engineer Sergo Sagareli has played a key role in strengthening and modernizing the city’s electric system. From supporting major infrastructure projects like the 6th Avenue Substation to exploring advanced technologies for safety and efficiency, Sergo’s work reflects the innovation and collaboration driving the utility forward.

From Lifeguard to Foreman: The Journey of Kyle Jenkins

March 12, 2026 – Kyle Jenkins’ journey from lifeguard at Lake Worth Beach to Line Foreman at Lake Worth Beach Electric Utilities highlights the power of perseverance, mentorship, and hands-on training through the city’s Lineman Apprenticeship Program. His story reflects the dedication and teamwork behind maintaining a reliable electric system for the community.

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Installed Solar Watts Per Customer
2023 .06kW to 2027 1.2 kW

By 2027 our solar energy purchases will yield more renewable energy than the equivalent of having added 1.2 kW of solar panels to every customer’s roof, and at zero construction cost to our customers