NFE general director Zak Ahmed stated during a House committee hearing that current gas reserves at San Juan power plant will last only until Sunday, with no confirmed resupply ship arrival date. ^[1][3] Puerto Rico governor Jenniffer González Colón confirmed on the date of publication that emergency legal filings were submitted to federal court against New Fortress Energy. ^[2][8] A court issued a ruling ordering New Fortress Energy to cooperate in finding an alternative LNG supplier for the San Juan terminal. ^[4] The Puerto Rico government expects to finalize a new LNG supply contract during the week following November 1, 2026. ^[5] Puerto Rico authorities are projecting an electricity price increase of 5 cents per kilowatt-hour as a result of the supply issue. ^[6] The court injunction seeks to force New Fortress Energy to honour its supply contract or allow alternate gas providers access to its infrastructure. ^[7] Governor González stated the existing supply contract permits Puerto Rico to bring alternate gas providers onto New Fortress facilities when the company fails to deliver. ^[9] The vessel Amur River ran out of fuel early Saturday morning prior to November 1, 2026. ^[10] Units #5 and #6 at the San Juan power plant are generating electricity using diesel at a cost over 23 cents per kilowatt-hour. ^[11]