Puerto Rico Takes Step Toward Ousting Grid Manager Luma Energy
'Puerto Rico's electric customers have endured nearly four years of rolling outages, ballooning costs, and broken promises — even as billions in federal reconstruction dollars sit idle,' the Public-Private Partnerships Authority wrote to Luma. 'Despite repeated written notices and good faith attempts to secure voluntary compliance, Luma continues to flout its most basic obligations.'
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