C News Journalist Roger Dwarika tells us that UK-based firm Potent Partners has won the rights to create a new 10-year Natural Gas Master Plan for Trinidad and Tobago. To see the full story, visit the Caribbean New Media Group (CTV)'s website here.

Natural Gas brings in more revenue than oil and so the drop in oil prices over the last few months should not worry the country, said Minster of Energy Kevin Ramnarine. “We have had a US$22 decline in oil prices over the last three months. The natural gas sector in...

Government is paying UK consulting firm Poten and Partners Limited U.S. one-point-four million-dollars to develop a natural gas master plan. The announcement was made by the Minister of Energy and Energy affairs, Kevin Ramnarine at the Ministry's building in  Port of...

Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine today kicked-off work on the development of this country’s Natural Gas Master Plan for the ten year period of 2014-2024.  The Minister noted that this was one of the most important studies to be conducted by the Ministry of Energy and...

By Aleem Khan Royal Dutch Shell’s liquified natural gas (LNG) sales gained 16 per cent in the third quarter of 2014, thanks to its acquisition of Repsol’s LNG assets in T&T and Peru, Shell chief financial officer Simon Henry said during a conference call with...

Investments totalling $US55 million, possible maximum expenditure of $US945 million in the development phase, creation of new jobs and significant economic activity are expected from signing of onshore licenses by three energy companies—Range Resources Limited,...

An energy analyst says US$6.2 billion in investments in deep and ultra-deepwater areas of T&T over the next two years, will help to offset Government’s apparent move away from an energy-dependent economy. Effuah Alleyne, a senior analyst with research and...