Antilles Green Power is Better Bigger Faster
AGP is Better Bigger Faster
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Puerto Rico represents a dynamic and underserved market with billions in planned infrastructure and grid modernization initiatives.
Public and private sector investment continues to pour into power transmission, resiliency upgrades, telecommunications, and commercial construction. With unique regulatory frameworks and procurement complexities, success in this market requires a trusted local partner
Understanding the Puerto Rican Market
Puerto Rico’s energy market is undergoing a historic transformation. After decades of underinvestment and the devastating impact of hurricanes like MarÃa and Fiona, the island is actively rebuilding its electrical grid with major support from federal agencies and private investment. The territory’s market is defined by:
1
High Demand for
Modernization
Puerto Rico faces chronic grid instability, high transmission losses, and aging infrastructure. Projects across generation, transmission, and distribution are being approved and executed at unprecedented speed—particularly in substations, battery storage, and gridhardening components.
2
Utility Structure
in Transition
- LUMA Energy: Oversees transmission and distribution.
- Genera PR: Manages generation assets
- PREPA: Retains legacy functions (e.g. debt and longterm planning)
- PREB: Regulates compliance and long-term energy plans
3
Billions
in Investment
More than $12 billion in combined funding (FEMA, DOE, HUD, etc.) is actively being deployed for:
- Substation upgrades and new transformers
- Grid hardening and undergrounding
- Solar and battery storage (BESS) projects
- Smart meters and energy monitoring infrastructure
- Microgrid and community resilience systems
More than 20 years
on the island.
Puerto Rico is a relationship-driven market. Utilities, public agencies, and contractors prefer to work with companies they know and trust. Success depends on well-established commercial ties, responsive customer service, and the ability to navigate both formal and informal processes.
New vendors face long onboarding cycles and limited access unless they’re introduced through trusted local partners.
Our Access.
Our Advantage.
Antilles Green Power AGP operates with direct, on-the ground access to Puerto Rico’s energy sector. Unlike remote reps or traditional distributors, we’re embedded in the local procurement environment—connected to the decision-makers, fluent in the regulatory processes, and present in the daily movement of materials and approvals.
By partnering with AGP, manufacturers gain:
- Immediate Local Presence with trusted, established client networks.
- Regulatory & Compliance Navigation to ensure bid-readiness and market entry.
- Strategic Sales & Fulfillment aligned with technical needs and timelines.
- Brand Representation backed by professionalism and market trust.
Why Partner
with AGP?
- Trusted reputation in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean
- In-market knowledge with U.S.-level service
- Bilingual, technically-trained team
- Nimble structure that adapts quickly to client needs
- Proven track record managing complex projects and fulfilling bid specs
Support
& Representation
AGP ensures that your products are not only sold but adopted and trusted. We offer:
- Sample coordination
- Technical data sheets, brochures, and localized marketing
- Post-sale follow-up and customer education
- Training sessions (on-site or virtual)
- Ongoing vendor performance feedback
Antilles Green Power
serves as a direct gateway for manufacturers seeking to access the high-potential Puerto Rico market. With decades of combined industry expertise, local market knowledge, and established relationships across utility, industrial, and commercial sectors, AGP eliminates the traditional barriers of entry. We offer manufacturers immediate positioning in Puerto Rico’s growing energy and infrastructure economy — without the delays and risks of building local operations from scratch.
AGP bridges the gap between global manufacturing excellence and Puerto Rico’s robust market demand — accelerating growth and unlocking new revenue opportunities.
- Transmission and distribution upgrades
- Substation builds
- Commercial facility wiring
- Resiliency infrastructure (post-disaster rebuilds)
- Industrial cabling for manufacturing
