EPA slaps $3.1M fine on AES Puerto Rico, requires more monitoring
August 20, 2024
AES produces about one-quarter of Puerto Rico’s power via its coal-fired power plant in Guayama. #NewsismyBusiness
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Fitch Downgrades AES Puerto Rico L.P.’s senior bond to ‘D’
June 23, 2023
AES PR’s rating is linked to — but not constrained by — Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority’s (Prepa) credit quality, which currently stands at “D.” #NewsismyBusiness
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Seguros Múltiples, Evertec, AES make executive appointments
April 30, 2021
This edition of Climbing the Corporate Ladder includes several executive appointments in a cross-sector of industries based in Puerto Rico. Cooperativa de Seguros Múltiples gets new presidentThe Cooperativa de Seguros Múltiples de Puerto Rico has named Luis Cordero as president, to give continuity to the company’s strategic growth plans on a short-, medium-, and long-term […]
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Méndez & Co.’s WorldClass program generates growth
February 16, 2015
The WorldClass Diageo Reserve program — an initiative that affords growth opportunities for participating professionals and establishments — has heightened Puerto Rico’s appreciation for the art of fine cocktails, Méndez & Co. executives said recently.
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Congress could nix Export-Import Bank by month’s end
September 15, 2014
WASHINGTON — What do the World War II-era Burma Road, the 30,000-mile-long Pan-American Highway linking Alaska to Argentina, a $120 million aluminum smelter in Ghana, and a $3 billion liquefied natural gas project in Papua New Guinea have in common?
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Guayama energy plant named among ‘dirtiest’ in nation
December 7, 2011
AES Puerto Rico LLC in Guayama has been included among the dirtiest power plants in the nation that “continue to generate a disproportionate amount of toxic pollutants – including arsenic, chromium, hydrochloric acid, lead, mercury, nickel, and selenium,” a new analysis by the Environmental Integrity Project released today showed.
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