Act 57-2014, as amended, known as the Energy Transformation and RELIEF Act, the Energy Bureau of the Puerto Rico Public Service Regulatory Board (PSRB) has primary and exclusive jurisdiction to approve rates and charges established by the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (“Authority”), as well as any independent power producer, in connection with the electric service provided to consumers.
On July 3, 2025, LUMA Energy, LLC and LUMA Energy ServCo, LLC (collectively, “LUMA”), as agent for the Authority, filed a formal Petition for Rate Review with the Energy Bureau proposing new electric service rates.
The Petition includes system-wide costs, including the costs of the Authority as operator of the hydroelectric assets, the costs of Genera PR, LLC as operator of the thermal generation assets, and the costs of LUMA as operator of the transmission and distribution system (hereinafter, the “T&D System”). The Petition also includes a request for the Energy Bureau to approve a provisional rate.
As established in the testimony and other materials submitted in support of the Petition, the approval and establishment of new rates is essential for PREPA to make critical investments to improve service, reliability, and efficiency, and to meet its obligations to its customers.
Please review the Rate Review Related Documents section below to access the documents submitted by the parties, including the intervenors admitted in the case, as well as the Energy Bureau’s Resolutions and Orders related to this matter.