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Policy Proposal: Rooftop Solar for Low – and Moderate- Income Puerto Rican Households

In Spring 2022, IPMF students were challenged with determining the federal, state, municipal, and NGO interventions necessary to enable low- and moderate-income (LMI) households in Puerto Rico–those with an income less than 80% of the Area Median Income–to install and operate rooftop solar systems. More specifically, students chose to assess the policy interventions necessary to provide equitable access to such systems among Puerto Rico’s LMI communities. 

Eleven graduate students participated in the 2022 practicum, each pursuing degrees in public administration, regional planning, or engineering. This course consisted of a semester-long immersion in renewable energy and a week in Puerto Rico meeting with public officials, subject matter experts, and NGOs.  

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Infrastructure Resiliency in the Context of Puerto Rico

Photo by Julia Godinez Editor’s Note:  As part of our “Special Edition” Series, we are highlighting the work produced by students who participated in the January 2020 Infrastructure Policy, Management and Finance Practicum which focused on infrastructure resiliency in Puerto Rico.  Infrastructure Policy, Management and Finance (IPMF) Fellowship The attached white paper is authored by… Read more »