Half of Puerto Rico Still without Power
Puerto Rico’s government website on the status of Puerto Rico’s recovery from Hurricane Maria reports, as of this writing, that nearly 70% of Puerto Rico has electricity. Like the claim that more than 96% have safe water, this is not exactly true.
That 70% figure, according to Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority interim Executive Director Justo González, just means that the power grid is generating at 70% of capacity.
The actual number of PREPA customers who have electricity is 55% — just over half. More specifically, this is “55% of customers who are able to receive electric power.” This excludes those whose homes and businesses have been damaged too much to receive power.
This 55% statistic also does not indicate how reliable the electricity is for the PREPA customers who are considered to have access; there have been reports of inconsistent availability.
Read more: https://www.puertoricoreport.com/half-puerto-rico-still-without-power/#.WlHgEHlG3RY
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He continues to surpass that every single day!
I'll try to keep posting updates as I see them. While I understand that there are logistical issues to fixing the infrastructure, I would expect a much lower number of people to be without power. 
