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Energy in Puerto Rico primarily relies on imported fossil fuels, resulting in high electricity costs and vulnerability to natural disasters. The centralized grid has faced persistent reliability problems, with hurricanes such as Maria (2017) and Fiona (2022) causing prolonged blackouts. While Puerto Rico has set a goal of 100% renewable energy by 2050, progress remains slow, with renewables accounting for only 6% of generation in 2022.
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