FEMA announced that it will study what the transition to renewable energy should look like.

The Federal government is going to promote a study to transform Puerto Rico’s power grid to renewable sources

FEMA announced that it will conduct the study along with the U.S. Department of Energy

Plan of Adjustment stumbles in Puerto Rico Senate

Although the House approved it, the House Bill 1003 did not have the necessary votes to pass the Senate last night

There is a consensus to restructure the debt of Puerto Rico

The Fiscal Oversight Board, the Executive, and the Legislature adjusted the language of the enabling bill for the Plan of Adjustment

Transition to electric cars in Puerto Rico is full of obstacles

The lack of a defined regulatory framework and the poor state of the power grid prevent the country from adopting a more efficient technology that would save consumers millions of dollars

On the road to electric vehicles in Puerto Rico

The goal set by the UN is that car manufacturers in developed countries stop producing internal combustion engine vehicles by 2035

HMS Ferries plans to start operating in Puerto Rico before the end of 2021

The company that formalized a private-public partnership with ATM seeks to take over operations of the vessels and terminals

Legal Clinics ask the IACHR to Focus on Puerto Rico’s Colonial Problem

In their argument, the directors of the Inter-American University of Puerto Rico law clinics rejected the idea of framing complaints against the United States as a matter of lack of representation of a minority.

U.S. Congress members request LUMA to provide information

Raúl Grijalva and Katie Porter sent a letter to the president of the company, Wayne Stensby. The company saw it as an opportunity to dispel “misconceptions”

The process is limited to repairs at the plants, for a total of $180 million.

Governing Board of PREPA approved emergency declaration

Additionally, between the end of 2021 and the beginning of 2022, AES Puerto Rico and EcoEléctrica will go out of service for repairs, so electricity rates will go up again.

On October 16, legislators members of the government cabinet and the Board could meet to attend to the project of the Debt Plan of Adjustment.

Puerto Rico House Speaker postpones amendments to Plan of Adjustment enabling legislation

Rafael “Tatito” Hernández seeks to gather Fiscal Board members, the governor, and the Legislature to discuss the measure

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