The Puerto Rico government is evaluating mechanisms to recover extra diesel costs incurred at Central San Juan power plant units 5 and 6 during the delayed arrival of the Amur River natural gas barge, Public Affairs Secretary Jean Peña Payano stated Tuesday.^[1] La Fortaleza has not ruled out taking recovery actions against the company New Fortress.^[2] On the permit front, Peña Payano stated the governor will wait to receive the final permit reform bill at La Fortaleza before deciding to sign it.^[3] Speaker Carlos 'Johnny' Méndez Nuñez stated on June 25 that Puerto Rico can no longer tolerate lengthy delays in its permitting system, following Senate approval of two measures to overhaul the island's permit process.^[4] The Centro Para Una Nueva Economía published a new analysis evaluating the current status of the public-private partnership between the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority and LUMA Energy.^[5] ISO Solar Puerto Rico stated its new solar systems with batteries are priced to be equal to or cheaper than the current monthly electric bills paid by LUMA Energy customers.^[6]