LUMA Energy and Genera PR must attend a virtual technical conference on September 28
The conference is to explain the proposed quarterly factors and the reasons behind the proposed six-cent adjustment
The requested increase could affect the cost of electricity for households and businesses in Puerto Rico
Why this matters: The requested increase by LUMA Energy affects the cost of electricity for households and businesses in Puerto Rico, which could have implications for the island’s economy.
The Puerto Rico Energy Bureau (NEPR) has ordered LUMA Energy and Genera PR to attend a virtual technical conference on Monday, September 28, at 10:00 AM to explain the proposed quarterly factors and the reasons behind the proposed six-cent adjustment. This is according to a Resolution and Order issued by the NEPR.
LUMA Energy and Genera PR are required to provide explanations for the requested increase.
In context (787daily, from public data)
0.1%of LUMA customers without power
62-day average 0.2% · worst 1.8%, Sep 30
LUMA's portal showed 0.1% of customers out at 6:04 AM AST on Nov 7, 2026. Across the 62 days 787daily has tracked it, the daily average is 0.2% and the worst was 1.8% on Sep 30, 2026.
Worst of LUMA's five full years, up from 26.3 hours the year before
Customers averaged 28.4 hours without power in the fiscal year that ended in June 2026, the worst of the five full years LUMA has run the grid and up from 26.3 hours the year before.
LUMA operates the transmission and distribution system.