Filmmaker Alana Mediavilla is working on 'Isla Solar,' a documentary on energy independence in Culebra, announced by her media company ReCompute.tv on Oct 14.^[1][2][3] Mediavilla's previous feature, 'Dirty Coin,' was filmed across four continents at bitcoin mining sites and won Best National Documentary at the Puerto Rico Film Festival, held Sept 21, 2025.^[4][5][6] Her new subject is a community already building. Mujeres de Islas operates a solar-powered community kitchen in Culebra and has made the island's bid to become the first fully solar-powered island in the Americas a structural goal - a vision that took shape after Hurricane María exposed diesel dependence.^[7] The Environmental Defense Fund has announced a new community-based solar project for the island municipality financed by the U.S. Department of Energy, following a pilot that served 45 families, with up to 150 additional solar and storage systems planned for low-income households alongside partners Foundation for a Better Puerto Rico and Mujeres de Islas.^{[8][9][10][11][12]}