LUMA Energy is a private power company that is responsible for power distribution and power transmission in the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico. It is also in charge of maintaining and modernizing the power infrastructure.

We need it to run lights on the roads, produce goods and services, and keep the economy moving. Our job is to provide you with safe, strong, reliable electric service. The transformation of the electric grid, coupled with better services and rapid response, will allow us to live in a …

San Juan, Puerto Rico – February, 5, 2025 – LUMA announced today a historic agreement with Linxon US LLC and their partner AtkinsRéalis Caribe, to build nine energy interconnection points as part of the Tranche 1 efforts.

We power your home or business with the energy generated by PREPA’s generating plants and by private companies such as EcoEléctrica and AES. Today, all of this energy comes from non-renewable sources, specifically natural gas, oil, and coal.

Feb 6, 2025 · Puerto Rico utility LUMA Energy on Thursday announced plans to add almost 1 GW of renewable energy and more than 700 MW of energy storage in its bid to transition away from fossil fuels and...

Jan 1, 2025 · LUMA Energy, responsible for Puerto Rico's electric transmission and distribution, reported progress in restoring power after a widespread outage affected the island. By Wednesday morning, 96.1...

Dec 2, 2024 · The Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority might need to invest from $37 billion to $42.2 billion through 2044 to meet energy needs, according to information contained in the first interim 2025 integrated resource plan (IRP) presented by LUMA Energy to the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau last week.

Dec 31, 2024 · The country's main power plant, Luma Energy, reports possible damage to underground cables, but the exact causes of the accident, which resulted in the failure of all power plants in the country, are still unknown.

Jun 1, 2021 · This O&M Agreement engages LUMA to operate, maintain and modernize PREPA’s T&D system in Puerto Rico, with the 15-year period scheduled to commence upon PREPA’s exit from Title III bankruptcy. LUMA will not own the T&D assets and will not own or operate the power generation assets.

Nov 1, 2024 · Energy insufficiency will continue through 2025 and customers should brace themselves for power outages, according to the annual Energy Resource Sufficiency Report submitted to the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau by LUMA Energy.