The flawed theory of Florida Power and Light

The flawed theory of FPL bill to end net metering is obvious to anyone who bothers to follow the money. Instead of charging a fee to solar panel owner they just want to do away with it because it will boost their profits when they sell roof top generated power to other customers.
 Florida Power & Light says solar customers cost its 5.5 million non-solar customers $30 million a year -- or about 50 cents a month -- and the amount will nearly triple by 2025 and continue to grow as solar's popularity spreads.
Solar advocates say that figure doesn't account for the benefits of rooftop solar, such as lessening the demand on utilities to build expensive new plants, the costs of which are often passed along to ratepayers. They also note that taxpayers have for decades subsidized the fossil fuel industry.