
Two private power companies in Puerto Rico faced scrutiny as they presented plans to stabilize the island's electric grid amid chronic power outages. Genera PR, responsible for power generation, and Luma Energy, handling transmission and distribution, were questioned by Puerto Rico's Energy Bureau during lengthy presentations.
The Energy Bureau had mandated both companies to produce aggressive plans to enhance the electric system, which had been deteriorating even before Hurricane Maria's devastation in 2017 due to a lack of maintenance and investment by Puerto Rico's Electric Power Authority.