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By creating a microgrid with other local businesses on the grid, including a bakery, hardware store, and pharmacy, Adjuntas could gain energy security during emergencies, all while starving the fossil fuel industry by unplugging those with the highest energy demands.

Residents in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico, have built the island’s first community-owned solar microgrid.

With climate-fueled hurricanes in their past and future, Puerto Ricans are taking back their power.

In the small mountain town of Adjuntas, an "energy insurrection" is building a model for clean, reliable power across the island.

The Biden Administration wants to help Puerto Rico achieve energy resilience and equity. It could start by replicating the work locals are already doing.

Thousands return to Puerto Rico annually, describing their homecoming as 'a dream come true'

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Renewable energy project seeks to illuminate future of a Puerto Rico central mountain range municipality

The Adjuntas microgrid project is a high-profile example of how Puerto Ricans are devising solutions to the island's fragile and unreliable electricity…

LUMA Energy — half-owned by Calgary's ATCO and led by Canadian Wayne Stensby — has a 15-year, $2-billion contract to keep Puerto Rico's lights on. But the company has become a lightning rod instead, as customers complain about frequent blackouts, appliance-frying power surges and some of the highest prices in the world.