Puerto Rico’s power grid is at an inflection point. Here’s what to know ➡️
After years of outages and rising costs, Puerto Rico is taking the first official step to modify or cancel LUMA Energy’s 15-year contract to run the island’s power grid. (Financial Post)
And as LUMA flounders, temperatures rise, and outages spike, tens of thousands of home solar batteries are keeping Puerto Rico’s grid afloat nearly every night. LUMA says 70K+ home batteries are now dispatching power during peak shortfalls, delivering ~48 MW during evening crunch times. (Utility Dive)