New Fortress Energy Confirms that a Failure in Mexico Interrupted Gas to Central San Juan
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The breakdown occurred in a gas turbine at the Altamira facility
Units 5 and 6 of Central San Juan, which account for about 15 percent of Puerto Rico's electricity consumption, operate on diesel because a breakdown in Mexico temporarily cut the natural gas that feeds them, reported...
NFEnergía expects to fully resume its deliveries of natural gas to Puerto Rico before the end of the year, after a breakdown in a facility in Altamira, Mexico, interrupted the supply of fuel used in units 5...
SAN JUAN – The NFEnergía company reported on Thursday that a mechanical breakdown in its...
A sudden mechanical breakdown in the Altamira plant, Mexico, caused the temporary interruption of deliveries of natural gas to units 5 and 6 of the Central San Juan, responsible for about 15% of Puerto Rico’s electricity consumption, according to the company NFEnergía. In the absence of the contracted fuel, the generators have had to operate with diesel, a substitute whose cost in the international market dramatically exceeds the agreed rate. Te…
NFEnergía reported today, Thursday, that a mechanical breakdown in its supply plant in Altamira, Mexico, temporarily interrupted deliveries of natural gas to units 5 and 6 of Central San Juan, which represent about 15 percent of Puerto Rico’s electricity consumption. The company indicated that it activated the measures [...]
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