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Directorate Change
Trinity, an independent E&P company focused on Trinidad and Tobago, today announces that Charles Anthony Brash is stepping down as a non-executive director of the company effective immediately. The Board wishes to thank Anthony for his contribution to date and...
Loan Update
Trinity, an independent E&P company focused on Trinidad and Tobago, today announces that the Company has agreed a further extension to the moratorium on principal repayments, relating to Trinity’s outstanding debt balance of US$13.0 million with its lender, until...
Organisational Changes
Trinity today announces that Joel “Monty” Pemberton, Chief Executive Officer (“CEO”), has tendered his resignation, effective 31st December 2015, and that it has been accepted by the Board of Directors. This follows the pending divestment of substantially all of the...
Loan Update
Trinity, an independent E&P company focused on Trinidad and Tobago, today announces that the Company has agreed a further extension to the moratorium on principal repayments, relating to Trinity’s outstanding debt balance of US$13.0 million with its lender, until...
Sale of Onshore Assets for US$20.8 million
Trinity today announces that it has entered into an agreement to sell its interests in the WD-2, WD-5/6, WD-13, WD-14 and FZ-2 licences and related fixed assets (the “Blocks”) to Touchstone Exploration Inc. (“Touchstone”) for cash consideration of US$20.8 million (the...
Ramnarine at HSSE conference: Galeota port to protect oil facilities
The Port of Galeota, which opened earlier this month, has a strategic role in protecting the country’s energy installations against terrorist attacks and other security risks, Energy Minister Kevin Ramnarine said yesterday. In an address at the American Chamber of...
Nine-year comfort zone
By David Renwick According to the Ryder Scott company, Trinidad and Tobago’s proven natural gas reserves were at their lowest level in 11 years last year – 12.2 trillion cubic feet (tcf). On the face of it, that seems a development worth worrying about. But is it?...
Trinity’s quest to go global
By David Renwick Tuesday 9th September, 2014 Trinity Exploration & Production Plc is holding fast to its bold ambition: to be “the first Trinidad and Tobago-based, globally recognised oil and gas company”. This is how its chief executive officer (CEO) and...
Guayaguyare gets US$5m energy port
By CECILY ASSON Sunday 7th September, 2014 THE National Energy Corporation officially opened Phase 1 of Port Galeota, a port facility at Galeota Point, Guayaguyare on Friday afternoon. Phase 1 of the spanking new US$5 million port facility is designed to become an...
Trinidad and Tobago training Ugandans in oil and gas
The Government of Trinidad and Tobago has pledged to continue training Ugandans in the oil and gas field, the New Vision reports. This was revealed by High Commissioner of Trinidad and Tobago Patrick Edwards, who was speaking at celebrations to mark his country’s 52nd...
BpTT signs contract for Juniper platform
bpTT announced on Thursday that it is moving forward at pace with the award of a key contract for the development of the Juniper project. Following the announcement of the sanction of the Juniper project last month, the energy company has awarded a contract to Technip...
New port advances plans for regional growth
By Radica Sookraj Saturday 6th September, 2014 T&T’s first energy port, which was officially opened yesterday at Point Galeota, Guayaguayare, advances government’s plans to form a regional link with energy companies in Suriname, Guyana and north Brazil. So said...
UWI’s Prof Andrew Jupiter: Expect more proven reserves from deepwater drills
Wednesday 3rd September, 2014 T&T will see an increase in its proven natural gas reserves within the next decade, according to Andrew Jupiter, professor of petroleum studies at the University of the West Indies. In an interview with the Business Guardian, Jupiter...