Puerto Rico Water Grid PROTOTYPE V2.4

Water Continuity 12 Days

Physical Pipe Leakage 58%

Silt Dredged Volume 0 m³

Uninterrupted Pop. 42%

Remaining Budget $150,000,000

Capital Allocation Max $150M

Reservoir Dredging $12M / Unit

Dredge silt accumulated in Carraízo & La Plata to recover active storage capacity.

0 Units

Solar Microgrid Backups $15M / Station

Equip regional pumping stations with solar + battery microgrids for blackout resilience.

0 Stations

Main Aqueduct Repairs $10M / 10% Leak Cut

Repair severe pipe degradation to minimize 58% baseline non-revenue water loss.

0% Repair

Community Catchments $5M / Zone

Deploy localized rainwater harvesting and filter hubs for decentralized resilience.

0 Hubs

ACTIVE: Normal Operations

Crisis Stress Test

Infrastructure Node Focus

Carraízo Reservoir RESERVOIR

Siltation Level 52% Silted

Power Grid Status Grid Dependent

Current Supply Status Operational

Serviced Population ~450,000 Residents

RELEVANCE DIAGNOSTIC

Carraízo & La Plata reservoirs suffer up to 52% sediment loss. Without solar microgrids, a major power grid blackout halts pumping to 58% of San Juan metropolitan areas.

Hydro-Resilience Diagnostic Summary

Baseline System Assessment

Service Days (Crisis)

12 Days

Target: 95 Days

Pipe Leakage Post-Repair

58% Loss

Target: 28% Loss

Silt Reduction Vol.

0 m³

Target: 4,500,000 m³

Uninterrupted Pop.

42% Serviced

Target: 84% Serviced

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