"My confusion came when so many of us lost power during the early hours of the storm that basically avoided us.
Many of those customers had to wait up to two weeks for power to return.
But after Irma — which by most reports brought only Category 1-strength winds to South Florida — by some measures the company did even worse.
Granted, Wilma and Irma were different storms: Irma was larger and raked South Florida with its powerful dirty side.
But the company also says harder-hit customers on the state's Gulf Coast could be out of power for 12 days or more.
FPL's lobbying wing has fought hard against letting Floridians power their own homes with solar panels.
Thanks to power-company rules, it's impossible across Florida to simply buy a solar panel and power your individual home with it. »