Stand with our friends in Puerto Rico

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Hello John,

Everyday people, just like you and me, are shifting power from corporations to communities so that we can meet our needs ourselves. And in Puerto Rico, communities agree: people should be able to make their own decisions around energy, instead of allowing corporations to profit off of something we need to live and thrive.
Sign on in Solidarity ([link removed])
Quick updates:
* LAST WEEK: groups in Puerto Rico and the U.S. sued the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) ([link removed]) , for their improper use of billions of dollars to repair the fossil fuel-based grid without comprehensively examining the toll that it would take on residents, animals and the environment
* NOW: we're banding together to make sure that the Department of Energy (DOE) doesn't do the same.

Sign on in Solidarity ([link removed])
Energy Democracy Project collaborator, Comité Dialogo Ambiental plans to submit a response for the DOE's Request for Information for the Puerto Rico Energy Resilience Fund ([link removed]) . By joining the Quick Response Solidarity Program, you're joining their calls for a radical shift from the current, centralized energy system to one that focuses on community needs, and puts the power into the hands of the people.

You can also sign-on to this response in an ad-hoc (one-time) capacity here ([link removed]) .
In solidarity,
Selena Feliciano
National Campaign Coordinator, Energy Democracy Project
[email protected] (mailto:[email protected])

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