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Clean Energy said in a statement on Tuesday that the projects were signed with P.R. Energy Partners and a “global healthcare supplier”.
Under the agreement with the healthcare products supplier, Clean Energy will provide LNG station equipment and installation to support its local pharmaceutical manufacturing operations.
Clean Energy said that the unidentified company has committed to “ensuring energy reliability for its operations in Puerto Rico, choosing natural gas and an LNG station as its dependable energy source for its operations.”
Moreover, Clean Energy has also entered into an agreement with P.R. Energy Partners, a Puerto Rican end-to-end energy solutions distributer and infrastructure developer.
For this project, Clean Energy will design and build an LNG supply station that will fuel a six-megawatt combined heat and power plant (CHP) supporting their luxury residential and hotel operations in Puerto Rico, it said.
These agreements mark Clean Energy’s first LNG supply infrastructure deals in Puerto Rico, together fueling 10-megawatts of total installed power.
Clean Energy did not provide the pricing details.
Last year, the company announced new US supply deals, including a new bulk LNG fueling agreement with compatriot space exploration and tech firm Astrobotic.
Clean Energy owns and operates two LNG plants in California and Texas which supply bulk LNG to a variety of customers from marine to energy exploration to space companies.
In 2024, the firm completed construction of a third production train at its LNG plant in Boron, California, boosting the plant’s capacity by 50 percent.
According to Clean Energy, the plan has a capacity of up to 270,000 gallons of LNG per day. It also features one 1.8 million-gallon LNG storage tank.
Besides the Boron LNG plant, Clean Energy also owns the plant in Willis, Texas.
This plant has the capacity to produce 84,000 gallons of LNG per day, and it features a one-million-gallon storage tank.