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LUMA Energy assumed control of transmission and distribution in 2021 under a public-private partnership to lower costs, improve reliability and modernize Puerto Rico’s grid.
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Puerto Rico needs clear ‘manifesto’ to fix its power system
Contributor December 8, 2025

An energy “manifesto” calls for accountability, reliability and fair rates as the island confronts persistent outages and high costs. #NewsismyBusiness

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Residential and commercial rooftop solar capacity in Puerto Rico has quintupled in the past four years, rising from 237 MW in mid-2021 to nearly 1,200 MW by June 2025. (Source: LUMA Energy, IEEFA)
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Rooftop solar powers 10% of Puerto Rico’s electricity
Contributor September 12, 2025

Residential and commercial systems surpass 1.2 GW as unreliable grid pushes rapid adoption of solar and storage. #NewsismyBusiness

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LUMA Energy offices in San Juan.
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Powerless in Puerto Rico: A literal and metaphorical crisis
Contributor August 21, 2025

Antonio Santos warns fragile grid endangers lives. #NewsismyBusiness

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Puerto Rico customers lost 26 to 30 hours of power annually from 2021 to 2024 without major events, with hurricanes pushing totals up to 200 hours. (Credit: U.S. Energy Information Administration)
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EIA: Puerto Rico bears 27 hours of annual outages even without hurricanes
NIMB Staff August 14, 2025

System reliability data shows island’s power interruptions far exceed U.S. average, the U.S. Energy Information Administration says. #NewsismyBusiness

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“Policies enacted by the [Government of Puerto Rico] do not reflect the urgent needs of the electric power sector. On the contrary, many policies are likely to undermine reliability.”

 

— RAND’s “Priority Recommendations for Puerto Rico to Promote Well-Being and Economic Growth”

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