A Puerto Rico House resolution filed Oct. 24 would force three government agencies to terminate their contracts with NFEnergía LLC. PIP representative Denis Márquez Lebrón said he filed House Joint Resolution 427 to cancel all government contracts with New Fortress Energy.^[1] The resolution names three agencies and directs each to end its NFEnergía LLC contract: the Puerto Rico Ports Authority, the Public Private Partnerships Authority, and the Electric Power Authority.^[2] Two publishers carried the filing. The move came the same day roughly 100 citizens protested outside LUMA Energy headquarters in Santurce, starting at 9:00 a.m. Saturday, over high electricity costs and reported system failures.^[3] Telemundo Puerto Rico also counted dozens at the Santurce offices over sharp bill increases.^[4] Merchant Christian Delgado had called the protest for Oct. 24 outside LUMA facilities.^[5] LUMA Energy released a written statement amid the public concern over rising bills.^[6] The grid debate runs on separate tracks. LUMA Energy CEO Janisse Quiñones said four-year political administration resets are the primary cause of grid instability.^[7] The resolution before the House aims at New Fortress Energy, not at LUMA's operating contract. Whether it advances depends on the Legislature; the numbered record does not set a committee date.^[1]