The transformation of Puerto Rico's energy infrastructure is in progress, marking one of the island's most critical infrastructure undertakings in recent decades. Upon completion, this transformation promises to establish a more robust, clean, efficient, and accessible energy generation and distribution system.
Electricity, as an indispensable service, plays a pivotal role in enhancing quality of life and catalyzing economic growth. The significance of a durable and contemporary energy system cannot be overstated for Puerto Rico's future prosperity. This energy transformation, already in motion, hinges on the expansion of renewable energy sources and a comprehensive overhaul of the electrical grid.
It is the independent regulatory body created by Law No. 57-2014, as amended, which has the responsibility to regulate, supervise, and enforce the public energy policy of the Government of Puerto Rico.
Government entity that owns energy assets and operates hydroelectric generation, reservoirs, and irrigation canals.
Operator of the thermal generation fleet of the Electric Power Authority.
Operator of the electrical grid and customer service for the electrical system of Puerto Rico.
Office established under Law No. 57-2014, as amended, to educate, guide, assist, and represent the customers of services under the jurisdiction of the Public Service Regulatory Board.
Through its Public Energy Policy Program, it is the entity responsible for promoting and enacting the public energy policy established by Law No. 17-2019.
The Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority (P3A) is leading the transfer of much-needed investments into Puerto Rico's infrastructure, aiming to transform our economy by securing private capital for public projects. We are building a stronger, smarter, and more resilient Puerto Rico.