AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoWater Crisis Hits Puerto Rico’s Core: Puerto Rico has begun mandatory 48-hour rotating water shutoffs for about 180,000 customers across San Juan and nearby municipalities as the Carraízo reservoir drops, leaving residents scrambling for buckets, bottled water, and tanker deliveries. Infrastructure Strain, Not Just Weather: Reporting highlights that PRASA loses roughly 60% of treated water to leaks and aging systems, turning drought into a fast-moving service breakdown. Business Response: The DDEC is urging small businesses to apply for economic relief tied to the rationing emergency, while residents and owners adapt day-to-day—some even collecting AC condensation for basic needs. Energy/Resilience Angle: Tigo is expanding virtual power plant incentives to more states, including Puerto Rico, as households look for backup-ready ways to cut bills and support the grid. Tourism & Legal Watch: A Miss Universe co-owner’s stake faces potential seizure amid money-laundering-related proceedings, while water disruptions also raise concerns for visitors.
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