The company argues federal court has jurisdiction over disputes tied to the utility’s Title III bankruptcy, citing recent precedent; PREPA counters in favor of transferring to Swain
New Fortress restructuring transfers control of the island’s power-generation assets to debt holders, raising questions about future PREPA negotiations and policy.
Says Puerto Rico’s grid faces intensifying strain; deficit could push load shedding from eight days a year to 47 if just one more unit fails
Regulatory filing shows the 528-megawatt San Juan project remains in pre-construction, with LUMA, PREPA and Energiza divided over grid upgrades
Energy Bureau demands full information as New Fortress restructuring raises financial and operational concerns
Collapse pushes lawmakers to strip procurement authority from 3PPO and hand emergency generation contracts directly to the Energy Bureau.
Infinigen’s growth, boosted by the $59 million Yabucoa financing announced this week, is pushing the boundaries
Regulators, the grid operator, experts and now municipalities are all pulling at solar’s rules at once; latest in a Caribbean Business series
Lawmakers propose giving the Energy Bureau the temporary-generation contracting process, sidelining the Authority
