Contenido automatizadoParcialmente escrito o traducido con información proporcionada por una herramienta de inteligencia artificial.According to Edison Avilés Deliz, after years of deterioration, promises, delays and contracting, customers will begin to see tangible results in the short termAugust 24, 2026 - 4:11 PMIn June, Avilés Deliz was confirmed for a new six-year term as head of the NEPR. (Pablo Martínez Rodríguez)With the exception of renewable energy farms developed in the early 2010s and the influx of solar power generated by 200,000 net-metering customers, Puerto Rico essentially has the same energy mix today that it had 25 years ago, when private cogeneration plants EcoEléctrica and AES came online. With an aging generation fleet that remains heavily dependent on petroleum-based fuels, years of promises for a more reliable, cleaner and more affordable power system have remained far from reality.Popular en la Comunidad
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