Casa Pueblo presented the Puerto Rico Pueblo Solar proposal to allow homes, businesses and community projects to sell solar energy to the electrical grid ^[1][2] The proposal establishes an open regulated electricity market allowing distributed solar generation to compete with fossil fuel power sources. ^[3] Under the proposed plan, distributed solar producers would be paid between 7 and 8 cents per kilowatt-hour through regulated power purchase agreements ^[4] Casa Pueblo proposes a reference price of 7 to 8 cents per kilowatt-hour for solar energy sold to grid operators ^[5] The proposed solar market model requires regulatory and operational changes before it can be implemented ^[6] Arturo Massol Deyá, executive director of Casa Pueblo, stated grid operators must update infrastructure to support expanded distributed solar generation. ^[7] The proposal requires the grid operator to prioritize the lowest cost available energy source for dispatch. ^[8] The proposal includes provisions for community energy cooperatives and shared solar installations for people without private roof access ^[9]