Puerto Rico's AEE and AAPP have asked the Supreme Court to exclude a $1,300 million cost estimate that LUMA Energy attributed to its exit, according to El Nuevo Día.^[1] The request, filed with the island's highest court, targets a single number: the $1,300 million that LUMA tied to leaving its role. AEE and AAPP want that figure kept out. The numbered record here stops at the request itself. It does not say how the Supreme Court will rule, when it will decide, or what LUMA says in response. What it does show is that two public energy entities are fighting to remove LUMA's own price on its exit from the case.