Session 101: Energy Landscape Essentials In this foundational session, participants will gain a comprehensive overview of Puerto Rico’s energy landscape, including key terms, entities, and players shaping the island's energy policies. We’ll break down the roles of major stakeholders like PREPA, LUMA, the Energy Bureau, and the Consumer Protection Office, providing clarity on their distinct responsibilities and interactions. The session will also cover Puerto Rico’s political framework, exploring the roles of its five major political parties and the impacts of recent election results on the composition of the House, Senate, and Governorship. Finally, attendees will learn about the federal agencies involved in Puerto Rico’s energy sector, such as FEMA, HUD, and the DOE, understanding how each supports or influences energy-related initiatives on the island. Session 201: Policy Deep Dive Building on the foundations of 101, this advanced session delves into current energy policy proceedings that directly impact solar and storage development in Puerto Rico. We’ll explore the upcoming Integrated Resource Plan (IRP) of the utility, key regulatory efforts to protect net metering, and other active policy initiatives relevant to renewable energy. Designed for those ready to engage at a deeper level, Session 201 offers participants a chance to discuss, analyze, and understand the complexities of ongoing policies shaping the future of Puerto Rico’s energy transition.