On September 4, 2025, the Camara de Representantes of Puerto Rico convened to address several key legislative matters, culminating in the approval of Resolution 193, which pertains to the operations of the Electric Power Authority and Luma Energy. The meeting resumed in the afternoon, focusing on the approval of various legislative measures, including the downloading of Resolution 193, which was passed without objection.

Resolution 193 aims to facilitate the collection of charges related to supplemental studies and improvements required for the electrical grid, specifically for systems up to 25 kilowatts. This resolution aligns with the 2019 Energy Public Policy Law, which mandates the adoption of new interconnection regulations. The approval of this resolution is significant as it reflects ongoing efforts to modernize Puerto Rico's energy infrastructure and improve the efficiency of energy distribution.

During the session, the representatives also established a final voting calendar that included multiple projects and resolutions, indicating a structured approach to legislative priorities. Notably, there was a request for a vote explanation regarding Resolution 193, highlighting the importance of transparency and clarity in legislative processes.

Additionally, a representative requested to abstain from voting on a project concerning senior citizens due to a conflict of interest, underscoring the ethical considerations that lawmakers must navigate.

The meeting concluded with all representatives present voting on the measures, marking a productive session focused on advancing Puerto Rico's energy policies and legislative framework. The approval of Resolution 193 and the establishment of a voting calendar signal a commitment to addressing the pressing energy needs of the island, while also ensuring that legislative processes remain transparent and accountable.