Puerto Rico's power grid 4 years after hurricane Maria.... still an epic failure.
Improving the electrical system is key to pulling the U.S. territory out of a deep economic slump and stopping rampant population decline. Blackouts and appliance-frying voltage spikes are common, even as customers pay rates that are higher than on the U.S. mainland. Hurricane Maria in 2017 decimated the already weak grid.
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Puerto Rico's power grid 4 years after hurricane Maria.... still an epic failure.
Improving the electrical system is key to pulling the U.S. territory out of a deep economic slump and stopping rampant population decline. Blackouts and appliance-frying voltage spikes are common, even as customers pay rates that are higher than on the U.S. mainland. Hurricane Maria in 2017 decimated the already weak grid.
To put this in context maines ice storm 1998 destroyed oir power grid cushed hundreds of thousands acreas of forests and our grid was fully operational in a month.
They had a hurricane 4 years ago massive federal funded infrastuce expenditure and still have a many failures restoring power to island smaller than our state.
Public vs private..
No brainer
To put this in context maines ice storm 1998 destroyed oir power grid cushed hundreds of thousands acreas of forests and our grid was fully operational in a month.
They had a hurricane 4 years ago massive federal funded infrastuce expenditure and still have a many failures restoring power to island smaller than our state.
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