Energy Independence in Puerto Rico with Propane

Puerto Rico's relationship with electricity is unlike anywhere else in the United States. The island averages over 100 power outages per year. Hurricane María left 3.4 million people without power for what became the longest blackout in U.S. history. The 2020 earthquake swarm knocked out power for hundreds of thousands more. And every June through November, hurricane season brings the threat of it happening again.

For Puerto Rico families and businesses, energy independence is no longer a lifestyle choice. It's a survival strategy.

Propane is the most practical, most proven path to energy independence available on the island today. It powers your cooking, your hot water, your clothes dryer, and your backup generator, all completely independent of the AEE grid. It stores indefinitely without degrading. It's available island-wide through Tropigas's network of 23 distribution plants. And unlike solar alone, it works at night, during cloudy post-storm days, and when batteries are depleted.