Issues, decisions and debates after hurricane Maria, 2017
More Americans rely on Puerto Rico's grid than on any other public electric utility. How one renegade plant worker led them through the shadows.
Three months after Hurricane Maria, the island is still in crisis. Its people know their future depends on more than mending what Maria destroyed.
New York Times, 2017: “More than a month after Hurricane Maria devastated the American territory, a heated debate continues over a century-old shi...
transmission, smart grid, electric power, renewable energy Hurricane Maria largely destroyed the island’s electric infrastructure in September. ...
A new survey of the island’s residents finds a much higher death toll from Hurricane Maria than previously reported—putting it on par with one of t...
One year after Hurricane Maria, The Takeaway travels to Puerto Rico to explore how identity has changed on the island.
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