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Category: Energy & Environment

The Fate of Puerto Rico’s Electrical Grid Lies in a Public-Private Partnership

  • March 23, 2023

In 2017, Puerto Rico experienced two catastrophic Category 5 hurricanes, Hurricane Irma and Hurricane Maria. These storms had a devastating effect on the island’s fragile electrical grid, leaving 100% of the island — over 1.5 million people— without electricity. The…

Categories: Energy & Environment, Politics

Africa-centric New World Order: A Transatlantic Alliance in Commercial Diplomacy

  • March 17, 2023

The world is again at a major inflection point. As the Transatlantic Alliance strives to ensure successful defense of a rules-based international order, expand markets, build supply chain resilience, and reduce strategic dependencies on Russia and China, geopolitical and economic…

Categories: Energy & Environment, Europe, Finance
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