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Can NextEra Energy common stock certificate(s) be sent to the Agent for safekeeping?

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Can NextEra Energy common stock certificate(s) be sent to the Agent for safekeeping?

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Yes, the Direct Registration System permits an investor to hold NextEra Energy common stock as the registered owner in electronic (book-entry) registration form on the stock transfer books of NextEra Energy. Shareholders may send certificates for shares of NextEra Energy common stock held in their possession to the Agent for safekeeping at no cost. Shareholders who want the Agent to hold certificates for safekeeping should send unendorsed certificates to the Agent accompanied by a letter of instruction. All certificates should be sent to the Agent by registered mail, return receipt requested, and insured for possible mail loss of 3 percent of the market value. The shares will then be credited, in electronic book-entry form, to the participant’s account with the Agent. By keeping your shares in book-entry you don’t have to worry about protecting your stock certificates from loss, theft, or destruction.

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