LUMA reports $54.4M fuel cost deficit for September to NEPR

The utility's filing puts the September gap higher than the $48M it identified days earlier.

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LUMA Energy reported a $54.4 million fuel cost deficit for September 2026 to Puerto Rico energy regulator NEPR, according to Metro Puerto Rico. ^[1] The figure sits above the $48 million deficit between revenue and expenses that LUMA identified for September in reporting by El Nuevo Día on Oct 17. ^[2] The two numbers measure the same month. The newer filing is the one to hold. The cost of fuel runs through separate contracts. Novum Energy Trading Inc will supply about 6 million barrels a year of No. 6 fuel oil to four Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority plants under an approved three-year contract valued at up to $2 billion. ^[3]

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LUMA Energy reported to Puerto Rico energy regulator NEPR a $54.4 million fuel cost deficit for September 2026 · Metro Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
LUMA Energy identified a $48 million deficit between revenue and expenses in its electricity system for September. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
Novum Energy Trading Inc will supply approximately 6 million barrels annually of No. 6 fuel oil to four Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority plants under the approved three-year contract valued at up to $2 billion. · San Juan Daily Star

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