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NFE to supply gas to Puerto Rico power plant

By LNG Prime Staff
NFE to supply gas to Puerto Rico power plant
Coral Anthelia at the San Juan facility (Image: New Fortress Energy)

US LNG player New Fortress Energy has signed a long-term deal with Energiza to supply natural gas to the latter’s 478 MW combined-cycle power plant being developed in San Juan, Puerto Rico. NFE said in a statement on Wednesday that the gas supply deal is for 20 years. According to NFE, the power plant is…

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