And bulk fuel importers including liquified petroleum gas (LPG) and liquified natural gas (LNG) experience increased operation costs due to vessel size limitations. Cruise vessel operators experience increased in-port maneuvering costs due to channel and turning basin width and depth constraints. Existing cargo shippers experience increased operation costs due to light loading, vessel size limitations, and congestion delays. San Juan Harbor currently suffers from known shipping inefficiencies due to limited channel width and depth. The majority of the Commonwealth’s waterborne cargo and cruise ships pass through the harbor, handling more than 75 percent of the non-petroleum waterborne commerce. Please email us to add a new local map discussion.San Juan Harbor is located on the northern coast of Puerto Rico and is the island’s principal port. This map alows users to report health and pollution issues directly on the map and these locations are highlighted in blue.Ĭlick on the dots above and navigate to the local maps below for discussion and to learn more about each power plant issue.
The map also shows solar, wind and hydro renewable energy locations and these locations are in yellow. is raising the awareness of various illnesses potentially caused by living in close proximity to power stations (gas, oil, coal, nuclear) and these locations are in purple.
Share map with friends, regulatory agencies, health organizations & Gov't officials Power Plants, Substations, Wind Farms, HydroĪdd pin, enter address, describe health issue(s) & number of people How To Report Puerto Rico Power Plant Health & Safety Issuesĭiscuss Issues About Puerto Rico Power Plantsīlue Dots = Health or Safety Issue Reported
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