The Governor of Puerto Rico, Pedro Pierluisi Urrutia, and the Puerto Rico Public-Private Partnerships Authority (P3A) announced the selection of Energiza to develop a new power plant in San Juan. This plant, set to provide 478 megawatts of energy, will initially run on liquefied natural gas but is designed to incorporate hydrogen in the future, making it one of the first of its kind on the island and globally. The innovative project aims to enhance efficiency and reliability in the electrical grid, addressing the challenges posed by outdated facilities. By integrating hydrogen and renewable energy sources, the plant signifies a crucial modernization step for Puerto Rico's energy system, promoting sustainability and socioeconomic development. Energiza, comprising local and international entities, is slated to begin operations by June 30, 2028, following a rigorous selection process. The long-term contract between Energiza and PREPA, spanning 30 years with possible extensions, highlights the commitment to transforming the island's energy landscape. The project aligns with Puerto Rico's energy public policy and regulatory frameworks, emphasizing the shift towards cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions for the region.