In order for that to happen, we must now, first and foremost, provide the people of Puerto Rico an energy supply that is affordable for the consumer; reliable for both base loads and peak loads for the private sector, as well--our manufacturing industry is important, and they cannot operate just with batteries; resilient in case of a natural disaster or infrastructure mishap; and compliant with all environmental and public health requirements.
Gonzalez-Colon emphasizes the need for a reliable and affordable energy supply for Puerto Rico.
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