Private educational institutions and childcare centers across Puerto Rico are looking for ways to soften the blow of rising electricity costs as the next academic cycle approaches. [1]
Metro Puerto Rico reported on Oct. 20 that the centers are evaluating alternatives to mitigate the impact.
The fact on hand does not say which alternatives, nor how much bills have climbed, nor how many centers are affected. Those are the numbers a parent or an operator will want next.Las instituciones educativas privadas y los centros de cuido a través de Puerto Rico buscan maneras de suavizar el golpe del aumento en los costos de electricidad a medida que se acerca el próximo ciclo académico. [1]
Metro Puerto Rico informó el 20 de octubre que los centros evalúan alternativas para mitigar el impacto.
El dato disponible no indica cuáles alternativas, ni cuánto han subido las facturas, ni cuántos centros están afectados. Esos son los números que un padre o un operador querrá conocer próximamente.
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