Our Assets – Overview
Trinity operates three licences and six sub-licences in Trinidad with assets onshore and offshore the East and West Coasts.
Trinity holds 100% operated working interest across all onshore assets by way of six Lease Operatorship Agreements (LOAs) within the Southern Basin and Central Range and currently operates over 170 producing wells onshore.
East and West Coast assets are operated under licence agreements with the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries, within the Columbus Basin and Gulf of Paria. The 2023 management estimated year end 2P reserves and 2C resources totalled 51.58 mmstb with average production across all assets averaging 2,790 bopd (2023).
Why Trinidad & Tobago?
Stable environment:
Credit rating: Moody’s: Ba1/ S&P:BBB+
Heritage and Stabilisation Fund (HSF): US$ 5.9bn1
Gross Domestic Product (GDP): US$21.9 bn2
GDP per capita: US$ 16,0412
Westminster Style Parliament / English Law
Highly educated & Skilled Workforce
Production:
> 100 years of hydrocarbon production
8th largest exporter of liquefied natural gas (LNG) in the world3
Mature infrastructure for oil and gas operations
Reforming regime to encourage maximising recovery
Players:
Majors in Trinidad include Shell, BP, Woodside and Repsol
Independents include privates such as Perenco and DeNovo as well as listed operators such as EOG, Touchstone and Challenger
Sophisticated local and international oilfield supply chain (e.g. Schlumberger, Halliburton, Tucker Energy, Baker Hughes, Wood Group, Worsley Parsons etc).
Fiscal Terms:
Petroleum Profits Tax (PPT) – 50% of chargeable profits
Supplemental Petroleum Tax (SPT) – Onshore: 18% / Offshore: 26.4%* of net revenues for realised prices above US$ 50.0/bbl (under watch for reform)
1. Heritage and Stabilisation Fund: HSF Quarterly Report Dec 2017,
2. GDP/ GDP per capita (2016): World Bank Data Centre,
3. LNG exporting countries: www.statista.com
*Net of sustainability incentives (20%)