Documents show FPL wrote bill to slow rooftop solar's growth by hampering net metering

Rooftop solar power generation in Florida is still a nascent industry, but Florida Power & Light, the nation’s largest power company, is pushing to hamstring it — by writing and delivering legislation the company asked state lawmakers to introduce, according to records obtained by the Miami Herald and Floodlight. FPL, whose work with dark-money political committees helped to

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