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Janisse Quiñones

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  1. Infrastructure

    Government Rejects LUMA Energy’s Claim of $1.3 Billion Cancellation Cost

    In Puerto Rico, the Public-Private Partnerships Authority (AAPP) and the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA; AEE in Spanish) accused LUMA Energy of spreading fear with a supposed $1.3 billion bill if its contract is canceled, while trying to divert attention from the controversy that the Supreme Court must resolve: whether the amendment that extended its supplemental contract complied with the law.

  2. Infrastructure

    LUMA Unveils New Batch of Line Workers Before Graduation

    LUMA celebrated the 2026 Rodeo of the Electrical Line Worker Program (ULP), an industry event that highlights the preparation and development of the program’s apprentices.

  3. Infrastructure

    LUMA CEO Warns Electric Bills Could Rise $48 a Month Starting in October

    LUMA Energy CEO Janisse Quiñones announced Wednesday that the average residential customer’s bill could increase by approximately $48 per month starting in October, if the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau approves a 6.07-cents-per-kilowatt-hour adjustment.

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