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Power Expectations proposes LNG barge deliveries to Port of Ponce every 7 to 10 days

A technical report filed May 21, 2025 lays out a schedule for regular liquefied natural gas barges at the south-coast port.

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Power Expectations proposed regular LNG barge deliveries to the Port of Ponce every 7 to 10 days in a technical report submitted on 2025-05-21.[1] The report puts a cadence on paper for the south coast: a barge arriving at Ponce every week to week and a half. That moves the LNG supply question off San Juan Bay and onto Ponce, with a stated delivery interval rather than a one-off docking. The filing names a schedule, not a built operation. How much gas each barge carries, where it feeds, and when the first delivery would land are not in the report as filed.
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  1. Power Expectations submitted a technical report on 2025-05-21 proposing regular LNG barge deliveries to the Port of Ponce every 7 to 10 days. · Periódico La Perla
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