Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner calls for probe into $5.9 billion Power Expectations contract

Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández said he will seek an investigation into the $5.9B Power Expectations contract.

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Puerto Rico Resident Commissioner Pablo José Hernández said on 2026-09-02 that the people of Puerto Rico and the U.S. Congress deserve 'answers and accountability' regarding the $5.9 billion power generation contract awarded by Governor Jenniffer González's administration to Power Expectations. ^[1] The Wall Street Journal reported on September 3 that an agreement between Washington and Riyadh allows for uranium enrichment up to 20%. ^[2] Pablo José Hernández Rivera announced on 2026-09-02 that he plans to request an investigation this week into the $5.9 billion Power Expectations contract. ^[3] Pablo José Hernández Rivera asked 'Was it corruption or incompetence?' on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives on 2026-09-02 regarding the Power Expectations contract. ^[4] If the parties conclude that enrichment is necessary, US companies working with foreign suppliers will build a facility capable of enriching uranium to up to 5%. ^[5] The agreement does not automatically authorize uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia but includes steps to pave the way for a facility to begin operating within several years. ^[6] US and Saudi officials will spend two years assessing the economic feasibility of uranium enrichment and developing safeguards against nuclear proliferation risks. ^[7]

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El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico

The Wall Street Journal reported on September 3 that an agreement between Washington and Riyadh allows for uranium enrichment up to 20%. · TASS

Pablo José Hernández Rivera announced on 2026-09-02 that he plans to request an investigation this week into the $5.9 billion Power Expectations contract. ·

El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico

Pablo José Hernández Rivera asked 'Was it corruption or incompetence?' on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives on 2026-09-02 regarding the Power Expectations contract. ·

El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico

If the parties conclude that enrichment is necessary, US companies working with foreign suppliers will build a facility capable of enriching uranium to up to 5%. · TASS

The agreement does not automatically authorize uranium enrichment in Saudi Arabia but includes steps to pave the way for a facility to begin operating within several years. · TASS

US and Saudi officials will spend two years assessing the economic feasibility of uranium enrichment and developing safeguards against nuclear proliferation risks. · TASS

The one we could place publishes from Puerto Rico. 1 could not be placed by their address. None is an official body: that part stands on reporting, not on the underlying document or transcript.

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