Rooftop solar installations in Puerto Rico have surpassed natural gas to become the second-largest power generation source in the territory, accounting for 20% of all capacity. Distributed solar has outpaced all other energy sources in Puerto Rico over the past decade, with 81% of new generating capacity added between 2016 and 2025 coming from rooftop systems. The growth in solar capacity has not displaced other generation sources like petroleum, natural gas, and coal. Additionally, the adoption of distributed energy storage, including battery systems, has grown rapidly in response to grid resilience challenges, with more than 171,000 households and businesses installing battery systems by the end of 2025. The new CEO of LUMA, Janisse Quiñones, is focused on improving grid reliability in Puerto Rico, with industry group SESA optimistic about increased collaboration under Quiñones' leadership and working towards advancing policies that support rooftop solar and battery storage as key components of Puerto Rico's energy future.