Puerto Ricans Fear Extended Blackout After Hurricane Fiona Residents, who pay some of the highest electricity rates in the United States, say they have little patience for the kind of outages they faced after Hurricane Maria.
Puerto Rico’s Power Grid Was Fragile Even Before Hurricane Fiona The island’s electrical grid has been crippled by a series of storms and other woes, including mismanagement.
After Hurricane Fiona, Puerto Rico Could Be Without Power For Days The storm moved west into the Dominican Republic, as conditions in Puerto Rico remained too dangerous for repair workers early Monday.
Power Remains Out for Nearly Half a Million Customers in Puerto Rico The island’s fragile electrical grid was slowly recovering from its latest loss of power, potentially caused by a failed circuit breaker.