Dozens of people held a cacerolazo protest outside LUMA Energy offices on Juan Ponce de Leon avenue in Santurce, Puerto Rico on a Saturday morning over rising electricity costs.^[1] The protest gathered outside LUMA Energy's headquarters on the same avenue, with residents citing high electricity costs.^[2] LUMA Energy answered in an official release that it does not control fuel purchasing or power generation, so it is not responsible for rate increases.^[3] The company stated it does not purchase fuel, generate electricity, or approve electricity tariff increases.^[4] It also said it shares public concern over high electricity costs and supports efforts to address the root causes of high generation costs.^[5] A separate resolution documents $26.8 million in extra fuel costs incurred by the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority between October 2021 and April 2022 due to New Fortress Energy supply failures.^[6]