Hurricane Maria Effects on Puerto Rico Electric Power Infrastructure¶
Kwasinski. (2019). Hurricane Maria Effects on Puerto Rico Electric Power Infrastructure. IEEE Power and Energy Technology Systems Journal.
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- Recovery Inequity
- Restoration sequencing favored San Juan, denser urban centers, and critical high-revenue infrastructure, while remote mountainous and rural municipalities in the interior waited longest — many households went without grid power for the better part of a year
This sourceKwasinski et al.'s assessment of Puerto Rico's island-wide Maria outage lasting more than ten months, with the slow restoration traced to transmission and distribution damage, logistics and orography.
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“the electric power outage that initially affected the entire island and lasted more than ten months”
- Restoration sequencing favored San Juan, denser urban centers, and critical high-revenue infrastructure, while remote mountainous and rural municipalities in the interior waited longest — many households went without grid power for the better part of a year
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