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Puerto Rico Supreme Court clears AIPR to file amicus in LUMA grid contract case

The court granted standing 2026-10-07 as it reviews the government's attempt to cancel the extended grid operating agreement.

Yadiel Rosario Quiñones
Grid and Infrastructure Reporter
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The Supreme Court of Puerto Rico has authorized the Industrial Association of Puerto Rico to appear as an amicus curiae in the pending case over LUMA Energy's electrical grid contract.[1] The AIPR filed its brief the same day standing was granted. The case also includes the Public-Private Partnerships Authority, the Electric Power Authority and the Government of Puerto Rico as parties.[2] Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Rivera separately requested additional information this week on the temporary power generation contract awarded to the Power Expectations, LLC consortium.[3]
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  1. The Supreme Court of Puerto Rico authorized the Industrial Association of Puerto Rico (AIPR) to appear as an amicus curiae in a case involving the Public-Private Partnerships Authority (AAPP), the Electric Power Authority (AEE), LUMA Energy, and the Government of Puerto Rico. · Prensa Abierta
  2. The Puerto Rico Industrial Association (AIPR) filed an amicus curiae brief with the Puerto Rico Supreme Court regarding the government's attempt to cancel Luma Energy's extended electrical grid operating contract. · Sin Comillas
  3. Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández Rivera requested additional information on the temporary power generation contract awarded to the Power Expectations, LLC consortium. · esnoticiapr.com
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