Learn about towns that may be without power tomorrow due to LUMA work – Metro Puerto Rico

LUMA Energy, the company responsible for the transmission and distribution of electrical energy in Puerto Rico, announced that it will resume operations tomorrow, Tuesday, Planned island-wide improvement projects.

According to the private company, several towns may face power service interruptions in order to ensure the safety of troops and communities.

The types of improvements planned include: replacing and repairing power lines and equipment; clearing hazardous vegetation; and working to increase the resiliency of the poles; among others.

Towns that may lose power tomorrow

guaynabo

Condition. Top of Torremar, Conn. Alta Vista 1, Condition. Torre San Miguel, Cond. Plaza del Prado, Conn. Mountain views.

Mayaguez

Sect. Urban helmet, section. Health, conditions. Dr. Paul Kindy, sect. Buena Vista, sect. Casco Urbano, Villa San Ignacio, Connecticut, district. Broadway, district. Happy Hour Street Group Quarry, sector. Las Mesas Hills, group Minerals, sect. La Salud, Urb. Estancias Del Valle, Urb. One Fifth of San Francisco, Urb. Barreras District, Urb. Villa Angelica, Urb. Indian Villa, group. Urban helmet, Cmpe. University of Puerto Rico Recinto de Mayagüez, Como. Nandi Olivieri, Conde. Plaza Miradero, Urb. Viewpoint Stay, Urb. Hydrangea, Urb. I distribute goats.

Ponce

Urb. Urb. Juliana Estates. South Laurel, Connecticut Veredas Del Laurel, Urb. Brisas Del Laurel, Urb. Estancias Del Laurel, Urb. Santa America, Urb. Villas Del Laurel 1, Urb. Villas Del Laurel 2.

Aguadilla

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The company announced on Wednesday, August 28, that the areas of Mayagüez, San Juan, Juana Díaz, San Germán and Lajas could face interruptions in electricity service due to planned improvement projects.

Will the load relay continue to operate on Monday night?

The vice president for government and public affairs of the General Directorate of Public Relations, Iván Báez, assured on Monday that he could not predict if the country would face another round of load shifting tonight, which could put several towns on the island in trouble.

In an interview with the “Tell Me the Truth” program on 1320 AM radio station, Báez explained that Aguirre Central (Salinas) Unit 1 has been operating since Sunday. However, Unit 2 may take a week and a half to be operational due to damage to the feed pump motor.

As for Costa Sur (Guayanilla) Unit 6, he said it should be operational by Thursday. San Juan Central Station Unit 6 also failed last week, but “we don’t have an estimated date for repair.”

“There was no load relaying yesterday. It’s too early to say they (LUMA Energy) will do load relaying today. It’s more of a communication with them in the afternoon and we’ll let them know what the generation capacity is and they (will determine) based on that capacity or the lack thereof,” explained GE’s vice president of government and public relations.

On Saturday, LUMA Energy reported that they would be carrying out load shedding overnight, advising citizens to reduce energy consumption in their homes to reduce the scale of service disruptions, and shared their website “Home Energy Saving Tips”.

“Important update. Due to high energy consumption and limitations on available generation capacity at @Genera_PR, there is a high probability of load shedding tonight. Reducing consumption helps reduce outages due to insufficient generation capacity!” the coalition wrote via its X account (formerly Twitter).