Puerto Rico sues gas supplier over costs AI illustrationhow this picture was madePuerto Rico's Public-Private Partnership Authority and the Energy Czar office ordered New Fortress Energy to immediately resume suspended natural gas deliveries to San Juan, Prensa Abierta reports.[1]
The same office has started formal contractual penalty and indemnification proceedings against New Fortress Energy to recover the accumulated diesel overcosts, according to Prensa Abierta.[2] WAPA.TV reports Governor Jenniffer González said on Tuesday that her administration filed a federal lawsuit against NF Energía LLC, the New Fortress Energy unit.[3]
The dispute runs to the plants. El Nuevo Día reports that since Sept. 17, 2026, generating units at the San Juan and Palo Seco power plants have had to switch to diesel fuel over the New Fortress Energy dispute.[4] Telemundo Puerto Rico reports that Energy Chief Josué Colón formally accused New Fortress Energy of causing natural gas supply interruptions that began on Sept. 16, 2024.[5]
New Fortress Energy has its own claim on the ledger. A subsidiary of the company said there is a delay in payment guarantees from the Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority on pending balances, NotiCel reports.[6] On the desalination side, El Nuevo Día reports the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau rejected a Genera PR proposal to file a FEMA petition for a project to restore water desalination systems for the San Juan and Palo Seco plants.[7]La Autoridad de Alianzas Público-Privadas de Puerto Rico y la oficina del Zar de Energía ordenaron a New Fortress Energy reanudar de inmediato las entregas suspendidas de gas natural a San Juan, informa Prensa Abierta.[1]
Esa misma oficina inició procedimientos formales de sanciones contractuales e indemnizaciones contra New Fortress Energy para recuperar los sobrecostos acumulados de diésel, según Prensa Abierta.[2] WAPA.TV informa que la gobernadora Jenniffer González declaró el martes que su administración presentó una demanda federal contra NF Energía LLC, la filial de New Fortress Energy.[3]
La disputa afecta directamente las centrales generadoras. El Nuevo Día informa que desde el 17 de septiembre de 2026, las unidades de generación de las centrales de San Juan y Palo Seco han debido operar con combustible diésel a raíz del conflicto con New Fortress Energy.[4] Telemundo Puerto Rico informa que el jefe de Energía Josué Colón acusó formalmente a New Fortress Energy de causar las interrupciones del suministro de gas natural que comenzaron el 16 de septiembre de 2024.[5]
New Fortress Energy también presenta sus propios reclamos. Una filial de la empresa indicó que existen demoras en las garantías de pago de la Autoridad de Energía Eléctrica de Puerto Rico sobre saldos pendientes, informa NotiCel.[6] En el tema de desalinización, El Nuevo Día informa que el Negociado de Energía de Puerto Rico rechazó una propuesta de Genera PR para presentar una solicitud ante FEMA para un proyecto de restauración de los sistemas de desalinización de agua de las centrales de San Juan y Palo Seco.[7]
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On an unspecified date, Puerto Rico's Public-Private Partnership Authority and Energy Czar office ordered New Fortress Energy to immediately resume suspended natural gas deliveries to San Juan. · Prensa Abierta
Puerto Rico authorities have initiated formal contractual penalty and indemnification proceedings against New Fortress Energy to recover the accumulated diesel overcosts. · Prensa Abierta
Puerto Rico Governor Jenniffer González stated on Tuesday that her administration filed a federal lawsuit against NF Energía LLC (New Fortress Energy) · WAPA.TV
Since September 17, 2026, generating units at the San Juan and Palo Seco power plants in Puerto Rico have had to switch to diesel fuel due to disputes involving New Fortress Energy. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
Josué Colón, Puerto Rico's Energy Chief, formally accused New Fortress Energy of causing natural gas supply interruptions that began on September 16, 2024. · Telemundo Puerto RicoPuerto Rico
The Puerto Rico Energy Bureau (PREB) rejected a proposal by Genera PR to file a petition with the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) regarding a project to restore water desalination systems for the San Juan and Palo Seco power plants. · El Nuevo DíaPuerto Rico
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