The Autoridad de Energía Eléctrica (AEE) and AES Puerto Rico signed a 'hoja de términos' to negotiate extending the cogeneradora's coal-burning operations until 2032. ^[1] LUMA Energy reported load shedding in Puerto Rico on 2026-11-10 due to insufficient electricity generation capacity. ^[2] Over 65,000 customers were affected by the load shedding in Puerto Rico. ^[3] The extension aligns with a law that delayed the prohibition of coal-burning for electricity production until 2032. ^[4] The original contract for the AES cogeneradora was signed in 1994, with operations beginning in 2002. ^[5] LUMA clarified that electricity generation is managed by companies like Genera PR, AES Puerto Rico, and EcoEléctrica. ^[6] LUMA monitors demand and coordinates with generation companies to manage load shedding and ensure grid stability. ^[7]