Public Service Commission

they might as well be paid for by FPL. in the mid-80’s they required FPL keep records for five years. Over 32 years later, and of course after the internet and digital record keeping, they have not required FPL to keep customer records for more than five years. Doesn’t this tell you who their interests lie with. This way, when there’s a question, for example, of whether or not they installed a wire, they can claim they did not and you have to prove otherwise, with records they don’t have, and if they do, they do not have to turn over. Welcome to the state where regulatory agency is there to put he burden of proof and costs on the consumer, to the benefit of FPL.