Can solar energy speed Puerto Rico’s recovery? Here’s what it would take
Six months after Hurricane Maria, and whole towns in Puerto Rico still remain without power.
Many think solar energy can help the recovery, but making renewables a mainstay will require more than solar panels. There’s also a monopoly and Congress with which to contend.
Creators:
Nsikan Akpan
Matt Ehrichs
Video Editor:
Jason Lelchuk
Videographer
Andrew Bossone
Producers:
Andrew Bossone
Monica Villamizar
Jenny Marder
Richard Coolidge
Patti Parson
Sara Just
Nick Massella
Fixer
Laura Magruder
Graphics:
Adam Sarraf
Music:
Blue Dot Sessions
Post Series: Puerto Rico
- 1.Living Off The Land: How These Puerto Rican Farmers Survived The Storm | NBC Latino | NBC News
- 2.Puerto Rico’s solar energy insurrection
- 3.How Solar Energy Is Bringing Power Back to Puerto Rico
- 4.Can solar energy speed Puerto Rico’s recovery? Here’s what it would take
- 5.Puerto Rico Moves Forward: Innovative Energy Solutions after Hurricane Maria
- 6.Can DIY Solar Panels Solve Puerto Rico’s Power Crisis?
- 7.Tesla Hooks Up Puerto Rican Children’s Hospital With Solar Power
- 8.Here’s why restoring power in Puerto Rico is taking so long
