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Latest, Nov 6, 2026: Analyst Jay Fonseca Asks Why Puerto Rico's Senate Has Not Voted to Cancel New Fortress Energy Contract
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Analyst Jay Fonseca Asks Why Puerto Rico’s Senate Has Not Voted to Cancel New Fortress Energy Contract
via WAPA TV
Political analyst Jay Fonseca questioned, on the program Los Datos Son Los Datos, why Puerto Rico's Senate has not yet voted on a measure that would start a process to cancel the natural gas supply contract with New Fortress Energy (NFEnergía) and end the…
Canceling New Fortress Contract Would Cost $180–$200 Million More in Fuel, Ricardo Ramos Says
via NotiUno
Canceling Puerto Rico's contract with New Fortress Energy immediately would mean assuming between $180 million and $200 million in additional fuel costs a year, former Puerto Rico Electric Power Authority (PREPA (AEE); PREPA) executive director Ricardo Ramos…
Oversight Board Demands New Fortress Payment Records for San Juan Dock Lease
via Metro PR
The Oversight Board asked the Puerto Rico Ports Authority for the full payment history of NFEnergía, a subsidiary of New Fortress Energy, for its lease of the Puerto Nuevo dock in San Juan, where the company receives and processes the natural gas that…
Puerto Rico Faces Diesel Burn and $30M Extra Cost as New Fortress LNG Supply Falters
via Metro PR
NFEnergía, LLC (NFE), a New Fortress Energy subsidiary, must say on Monday which vessel will carry the next liquefied natural gas (LNG) cargo and when it would dock in San Juan Bay, before the Amur River's reserves run out.
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Who is involved
- New Fortress EnergyOrganization17 of 20
- Puerto Rico Electric Power AuthorityOrganization6 of 20
- Amur RiverOrganization6 of 20
- Puerto Rico Energy BureauOrganization4 of 20
- NFEnergíaOrganization4 of 20
- Osvaldo CarloPerson3 of 20
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