After Hurricane Maria hit in 2017 — the second deadliest in U.S. history — Congress allocated billions to Puerto Rico’s grid to repair energy plants and power lines damaged by the storm and ...

The storm's sustained 249 kilometer per hour (155 mph) wind and heavy rain destroyed the Island's power grid leaving most of Puerto Rico's 3.4 million residents without electricity. Severe damage ...

The partnership seeks to improve reliability and resiliency for the island’s 1.5 million electric power customers ... us to build the next-generation electric grid and deliver the reliable and ...

These problems with Puerto Rico’s power grid prevent most people from moving forward with everyday tasks, including those who work and those who depend on electricity to survive. Power outages are the ...

Following two years of a failed strategy to restore Puerto Rico’s waning power grid, LUMA may yet see better days as two rounds of voting cemented its continued operations while the government ...

Hurricane Maria made landfall in September 2017 as a Category 4 hurricane. The storm's sustained 249 kilometer per hour (155 mph) wind and heavy rain destroyed the Island's power grid leaving most of ...

Luma officials have noted that restoring power in part has been complicated by the crumbling state of Puerto Rico’s grid, which was razed by Hurricane Maria in 2017. Reconstruction of the grid ...