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Learn about the projects and initiatives the P3A is commissioning to enhance our infrastructure and services through the effective integration of the private sector’s innovation and expertise.
Provide additional generation capacity by identifying a site in which a combined cycle generation plant could be installed to increase reliability, resiliency, and efficiency of Puerto Rico’s generation fleet.
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Read MoreA Concession Agreement with Aerostar Airport Holdings LLC that allows the company to operate and improve the Luis Muñoz Marín airport. The government maintains the asset ownership and participates in revenues generated by the airport.
Read MoreA Concession Agreement between Autopistas Metropolitanas de Puerto Rico (“Metropistas,” a consortium made up of Goldman Sachs Infrastructure Partners and Abertis Infrastructures) and the Puerto Rico Highways and Transportation Authority.
Read MoreAn effort to significantly improve and modernize the municipal ferry service provided in the key routes of Cataño-San Juan and Ceiba-Vieques-Culebra, and to reduce the government subsidy of the current maritime transportation system.
Read MoreIncrease electric power transmission, as well as distribution resiliency and reliability, by implementing new technologies that will also help deliver low-cost electricity to utility customers in Puerto Rico.
Read MoreImprove conditions, modernize maritime ports and provide better amenities to the hundreds of thousands of cruise ship passengers that sail through the Island every year.
Read MoreDay-to-day operation services of Legacy Generation Assets, including start-up, load variations, active follow-up of operating parameters and alarms, shut-down of the plants or units.
Read MoreAccelerate capital improvements and address Puerto Rico Highway and Transportation Authority (“PRHTA”) budget certainty and fiscal conditions through a public-private partnership delivery model.
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