The Government of Puerto Rico granted priority entry to the Amur River LNG tanker to enter San Juan Bay on Tuesday morning, coordinating with New Fortress Energy through the Port Authority and Energy Secretary Josue Colon.^[1] The entry had been postponed on Monday due to wind conditions.^[2] NFE had first announced the ship would arrive at the San Juan port between 6:00 and 8:00 a.m. on Sunday, October 11, to deliver natural gas for electricity generation.^[3] The company said the entry depended on weather conditions being met.^[4] Once docked, the Amur River will deliver liquefied natural gas to power plants.^[5] NFE Energy said the delivery follows efforts to promote dialogue among parties in a fuel supply controversy, including the Puerto Rico Energy Bureau, the Fiscal Oversight Board and the Electric Power Authority.^[6]