The Office of Consumer Protection Independent (hereinafter “OIPC”) was created under the Puerto Rico Energy Transformation and Relief Act, Act No. 57 of May27, 2014, as amended, to educate, guide, assist, and represent customers of the services under the jurisdiction of the Puerto Rico Public Service regulatory board. In accordance with the Public Service Regulatory Board’s ReorganizationPlan and Law 211-2018, the OIPC is consolidated within the Public ServiceRegulatory Board.
The Government of Puerto Rico’s centralized information portal is an online platform designed to provide citizens with easy access to relevant and up-to-date information on government services, programs, and activities. Serving as a single access point for all government agencies and departments, the portal allows users to efficiently find public policies, application processes, resources, and other essential information in one user-friendly location. This portal promotes transparency and supports citizen engagement by making government information readily accessible.
PREC was initiated in 2005 as a priority effort of the Central-Eastern Technological Initiative (known as INTECO from its Spanish acronym) with the collaboration of the U.S. Department of Energy, as a contribution to create a stable energy future for the region and Puerto Rico. The Center is operated by the Universidad Ana G. Méndez - Gurabo Campus with active participation of faculty members and researchers from different disciplines and universities.
The Puerto Rico Public Private Partnerships Authority leads the delivery of investments for Puerto Rico’s infrastructure, with the aim of transforming our economy by securing private capital for public projects.
The P3A is building a stronger, more robust, and smarter Puerto Rico. To achieve this, the P3A undertakes strategic business efforts with carefully selected partners based on their credentials to provide the most efficient services for everyone.
Genera was founded to help deliver reliable and affordable energy to everyone in Puerto Rico.
Using the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA) power generation systems, Genera PR is leveraging extensive knowledge of power generation operations and maintenance, fuel procurement, and disaster management and response, both in Puerto Rico and abroad, to generate positive energy and a solid future.
LUMA was created specifically for Puerto Rico. It combines the experience and resources of its parent companies, ATCO and Quanta Services, to serve the territory. LUMA’s parent companies are leading providers of services and solutions in the electric power sectors in North America and have operations in more than 100 countries worldwide. They boast a combined workforce of approximately 50,000 employees, as well as teams and resources that will be available for Puerto Rico.
Together, this group operates more than 52,000 miles of electric transmission and distribution lines, covering 165,000 square miles of territory, and has overseen more than $51 billion in disaster recovery programs. They have also supported over 300 state, local, and territorial jurisdictions, with a broad range of emergency management services.
