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3PPO Asks to Withdraw from Temporary Power Generation Negotiations

5 updates over 35 days — last updated Sep 21, 2026

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Sep 21, 2026
3PPO Asks to Withdraw from Temporary Power Generation Negotiations
via El Nuevo Día
Amid ongoing state and federal investigations, the Independent Office of Procurement Oversight (3PPO) recommended that the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (AEE) and the Public-Private Partnerships Authority (AAPP) take direct control of the process for…
Sep 13, 2026
Genera PR Sees Unexpected Deterioration of Temporary Generation Units
via El Nuevo Día
Genera PR, the administrator of 14 temporary generation units since 2023, has stated that it is unaware of the reason behind the accelerated deterioration of many of these units. Currently, half of the machines are out of service.
Sep 6, 2026
Power Expectations Alleges Conflict of Interest Behind Contract Cancellation
via El Nuevo Día
Power Expectations, a company whose temporary power generation contract with Puerto Rico's Electric Power Authority (AEE) was canceled on August 18, is alleging that a lawyer's actions leading to the cancellation may constitute a conflict of interest or…

Aug 30, 2026
PR House Seeks to Bypass 3PPO, Let Energy Bureau Award Temporary Power Contracts
via Metro PR
Víctor Parés Otero, president of the Puerto Rico House of Representatives' Government Commission, said Sunday that lawmakers are evaluating removing the Independent Office of Procurement (known as 3PPO) from the process of acquiring 800 megawatts of temporary…
Aug 18, 2026
Power Expectations Swapped Enchanted Rock for Another Firm Without Fiscal Board or PREPA's Knowledge
via El Nuevo Día
Two days after signing a $5.89 billion contract for temporary power generation, Power Expectations transferred Enchanted Rock's stake in the deal to a new company, Flotek Industries, without informing Puerto Rico's Electric Power Authority (AEE) or the…

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