Support & Partnerships
Connect Puerto Rico is seeking reader support, sponsorships, and partnerships to sustain independent coverage of Puerto Rico’s energy transition.
Support this work
Reader contributions help make Connect Puerto Rico’s independent reporting, analysis, and publishing more sustainable.
What Your Support Makes Possible
Connect Puerto Rico tracks the funding, contracts, infrastructure decisions, and workforce needs behind Puerto Rico’s energy transition. Your support helps keep that work free to read.
Regular reporting and analysis on Puerto Rico’s energy transition, federal funding, grid restoration, and workforce needs
Energy Workforce Watch, CPR’s recurring look at hiring, contracting, and workforce signals in Puerto Rico’s energy sector
Audience growth work that helps CPR reach more policymakers, industry professionals, community leaders, and diaspora readers
Future initiatives, including a Puerto Rican energy expert network and expanded reporting on Puerto Rican diaspora communities across the U.S.
Sustained, independent publishing for readers who need reliable context over time
Become a Sponsor
Connect Puerto Rico offers a limited number of sponsorship opportunities each year for organizations that want to reach people following Puerto Rico’s energy transition, infrastructure investment, federal funding, workforce needs, and diaspora leadership.
Sponsorships support CPR’s independent reporting and analysis while giving aligned organizations visibility with a focused, policy- and industry-aware audience.
Request the Media Kit
Interested in sponsoring Connect Puerto Rico? Share your information below and we’ll send the media kit with available opportunities, audience details, pricing, and next steps.
Early Support & Incubation
Connect Puerto Rico has been recognized and supported by leading journalism and media innovation programs.
Craig Newmark J-School at CUNY
Connect Puerto Rico began development with the Entrepreneurial Journalism Creators Program at the City University of New York from October 2023 to January 2024.
Google News Initiative
Connect Puerto Rico continued development with the Google News Initiative’s Prelaunch Lab from July through August 2024.
Medill Local News Initiative
Connect Puerto Rico continued development with the Media Innovation and Leadership Academy (MILA) in November 2024. The Medill Local News Initiative is led by Northwestern University’s Medill School of Journalism, Media & Integrated Marketing Communications.
Project C
Connect Puerto Rico is part of Project C, a community and strategic home for independent journalists building sustainable, audience-driven media ventures.