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Ramón Luis Nieves
Every story we’ve published that names Ramón Luis Nieves, newest first.
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1
Nov 6 to 12
First named
Sep 23, 2026
3 stories since
Top topic
Infrastructure
2 of 3 stories, then Business
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- 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.
- Environmental Lawyer Criticizes Puerto Rico Government’s Privileges to New Fortress
Ramón Luis Nieves, an environmental lawyer, stated that one of the worst mistakes made by the Puerto Rico government this decade was to privilege New Fortress in various matters, contributing to increased energy service costs and uncertainty for the Puerto Rican people.
- Fuel Controversy Over Stranded Gas Barge Expected to Raise Electric Bills
Energy attorney and adviser Ramón Luis Nieves said Puerto Rico’s electrical system has had to turn to costlier alternatives, including diesel-fueled units, due to lack of access to natural gas transported by a barge that remains unable to dock in San Juan Bay.