Puerto Rico’s power rates jump 18% to a record high, nearly double the US mainland average

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Fortune	Puerto Rico’s power rates jump 18% to a record high, nearly double the US mainland average	A typical monthly bill will rise from $229 to $271 as outages persist across the island’s fragile power grid.	2 Oct, 13:37	2 Oct, 14:00	0m	fortune.com	First

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