Either Florida is playing "catch-up," or several other states are falling way behind.

Link here.

So much from one graph:

• before: a mix of additional energy sources added
• after: it's all natural gas that's being added
• only two sources showed growth: natural gas (95%); other (5%); no growth: coal or petroleum liquids
• staircase additions
• either FL was way, way behind, or other states like TX are playing catch-up 
• New Yorkers, like Carl Icahn, moving to Florida en masse

Elsewhere, as of 2017:

• solar: the entire US, installed 50 GW of solar electricity
• wind: the entire US, installed 83 GW of wind electricity

Graphic above, over last ten years, natural gas additions:

• FL: 15.7
• VA: 5.1
• TX: 4.9
• NC: 4.6
• CA: 4.5
• TN: 4
• GA: 4
• KY: 3.8
• NV: 2.5
• Rest of US: 17.5 

Total added in last ten years (GW): 50 GW