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    The company continued to expand its customer base and generating power, and in 1950 became independently listed on the New York Stock Exchange. [9] Throughout the 1960s and 1970s, FPL built new power stations, including Florida's first nuclear power plant at Turkey Point, which began operation in October 1972. [10]