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Developer submits plan for Esencia project to include solar microgrid and independent water sources

A 300-page document filed with the Senate details infrastructure intended to exceed projected demand for the Cabo Rojo development.

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Roberto Ruiz Vargas, representing Cabo Rojo Land Acquisition, LLC and Three Rules Capital, LLC, submitted a 300-page document to the Puerto Rico Senate Committee on Innovation, Reform and Appointments outlining the utility plans for the Esencia tourism and residential project in Cabo Rojo.[1] The filing states the development will rely on its own water sources, including wells, a reverse osmosis plant, recycled water, and rainwater harvesting, which the author claims will exceed projected demand. The plan also includes a solar microgrid of up to 68 megawatts.[1] The read here is that the developer is seeking to operate the Esencia project with significant independence from the standard municipal grid and water supply, a move that could set a precedent for future large-scale developments in the region if the committee approves the proposal.[1]
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  1. Roberto Ruiz Vargas, authorized representative of Cabo Rojo Land Acquisition, LLC and Three Rules Capital, LLC, submitted a 300-page document to the Puerto Rico Senate Committee on Innovation, Reform and Appointments claiming the Esencia tourism and residential project in Cabo Rojo would have its own water sources including wells, a reverse osmosis plant, recycled water, and rainwater harvesting, exceeding projected demand, and a solar microgrid of up to 68 megawatts. · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
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