Archive for the ‘Trinidad and Tobago’ Category

Trinidad and Tobago Face Crossroads As Oil Runs Out
September 26th, 2025

Via The Guardian, a report on how Trinidad and Tobago face a crossroads as oil runs out: In 1930, Trinidad and Tobago produced more than 40% of the British empire’s oil. By the 1970s, the newly independent republic was producing 278,000 barrels of crude oil a day. For a country of just 1 million people, after the collapse of […]

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U.S. Grants License To Trinidad And Tobago To Develop Venezuelan Gas Field
January 27th, 2023

Via OilPrice.com, a report that the U.S. has granted a license to Trinidad and Tobago To develop a Venezuelan gas field: The U.S. Treasury has granted a license to Trinidad and Tobago, allowing the Caribbean nation to develop a gas field offshore Venezuela and do business related to the gas field with Venezuela’s state oil firm PDVSA, […]

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