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Utier Tells Puerto Rico Supreme Court Return of the Power Grid to Public Hands Is Feasible
via El Nuevo Día
The Electrical and Irrigation Industry Workers Union (Utier) told the Puerto Rico Supreme Court that it can help the court ensure the management and operation of the island's power grid returns to public hands.
Canceling LUMA Energy Contract Would Cost $1.3 Billion, Company Tells Supreme Court
via El Nuevo Día
Canceling the LUMA Energy contract, as the administration of Governor Jenniffer González Colón seeks, would cost Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) customers at least $1.3 billion and could jeopardize about 4,000 direct jobs.
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