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Edison Avilés Deliz
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5
Oct 15 to 21
First named
Jun 24, 2026
6 stories since
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Infrastructure
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- Puerto Rico Governor Calls LUMA’s New Rate Increase Request a 'Barbaridad'
Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González Colón called LUMA Energy’s new rate increase request before the Energy Bureau a "barbaridad" and said the operator is trying to pass administrative and operational costs to consumers while failing on maintenance of the electric system.
- Puerto Rico Energy Bureau Chair Says Consumers Have Not Paid New Fortress Diesel Claim
Edison Avilés Deliz, chair of the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau (NEPR), said consumers have not paid the roughly $100 million the government is claiming from New Fortress Energy for extra costs incurred by using diesel when the company did not supply natural gas.
- Oversight Board Demands Energy Bureau and PREPA Explain Delays in Renewable Contracts
The Oversight Board has demanded that Puerto Rico’s Energy Bureau and the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA; AEE in Spanish) explain why they have not submitted all the renewable energy and storage contracts that resulted from an accelerated evaluation process launched more than a year ago.
- Puerto Rico Government Weighs Canceling New Fortress Energy Gas Supply Contract
Puerto Rico’s government is evaluating whether to cancel its natural gas supply contract with New Fortress Energy (NFE) over alleged patterns of contract breaches, it emerged at a public hearing before the House of Representatives’ Transportation and Infrastructure Committee.
- New Fortress Skips House Hearing Again, Faces Possible Contempt Citation
New Fortress Energy (NFE) failed to appear Monday before the House of Representatives Transportation and Infrastructure Committee, which is investigating the company’s use of the San Juan pier, among other matters.
- Thomas Rivera Schatz: No Rushed Appointments
Puerto Rico Senate President Thomas Rivera Schatz stated that the Senate will not rush to evaluate appointments, including that of current Corrections and Rehabilitation Secretary Francisco Quiñones Rivera as a superior judge.