Puerto Rico could face a new round of blackouts because of a lack of electricity generation, according to Genera PR, as discussed by political analyst Jay Fonseca on the program Los Datos Son Los Datos. Fonseca questioned why the Senate has not approved a bill that already received the backing of the House of Representatives and that seeks to replace and cancel the agreement with the generating company.
The situation comes as the cost of electricity stands at historically high levels.
In context (787daily, from public data)
0.5%of LUMA customers without power
67-day average 0.2% · worst 1.8%, Sep 30
LUMA's portal showed 0.5% of customers out at 6:05 AM AST on Nov 12, 2026. Across the 67 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 27.6 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.