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  1. Infrastructure

    Puerto Rico Faces 2027 Energy Crossroads with New Renewables, Grid Rules and PREPA Bankruptcy

    Puerto Rico heads into 2027 with more renewable projects, federal reconstruction funds and support for distributed solar, but also with a politically uncertain direction, as new solar and battery projects, a rewrite of interconnection rules, a changed Washington after Democratic victories in Congress and the bankruptcy of the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA (AEE); PREPA) shape the island’s energy policy between San Juan and the federal capital.

  2. Infrastructure

    LUMA Anticipates Smaller Energy Deficiency Today as Costa Sur Unit 5 and AES Unit 1 Remain Offline

    LUMA Energy said it expects a power deficiency Sunday evening, though smaller than Saturday’s, as two major generation units remained out of service after hundreds of thousands of customers lost power the previous day.

  3. Infrastructure

    LUMA Outage Drops to About 16,000 Customers After AES Plant Unit Trips Offline

    Thousands of LUMA Energy customers lost power Thursday morning due to load-shedding caused by a generation shortfall after the abrupt shutdown of Unit #2 at the AES Puerto Rico plant.

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