South America / GoM
Country summary: Trinidad
energy-pedia opportunities - Trinidad:
| Current deals: | 5 |
| Licensing articles: | 41 |
| Completed deals: | 35 |
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Trinidad - recent news
| 04 Jun 19 |
Trinidad: BP keeps advancing its Trinidad and Tobago business BP’s Upstream chief executive Bernard Looney has emphasized the company’s long-term commitment to Trinidad and Tobago. BP has been the largest investor in the country’s upstream sector - investing over USD6 billion in the last five years alone. |
| 29 May 19 |
Trinidad: Vroon Offshore secures BP contract in Trinidad and Tobago BP Trinidad and Tobago has awarded Vroon Offshore Services Aberdeen a multiple year, multi-million pound contract. The award will see industry recognised North Sea emergency response vessels and expertise transferred to international waters. |
| 21 May 19 |
Trinidad: BP and Shell submit joint bid in Trinidad & Tobago's Shallow Water Competitive Bid Licensing Round BP has submitted a joint bid with Shell for the 2018 Shallow Water Competitive Bid Licensing Round. The bid round comprised six shallow water blocks located off the eastern, northern and western coasts of Trinidad. |
| 14 May 19 |
Trinidad: Touchstone announces Q1 2019 results Touchstone Exploration has announced its financial and operating results for the three months ended March 31 2019. |
| 13 May 19 |
Trinidad: Columbus Energy Resources announces grant of Bonasse PPL Columbus Energy Resources has been granted a Private Petroleum Licence (PPL) for the Bonasse Licence Area in the South West Peninsula of Trinidad, which includes the Bonasse field. |
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