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Operator: The National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited Owner: The National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited Current capacity: 2,400 MMcf/d

delivers gas offshore Trinidad and Tobago, Offshore, Dec. 1, 2006 "BG Turns On the Taps at Dolphin Deep Offshore Trinidad and Tobago". Rigzone. July 19,

url-status (link) "TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO UPSTREAM ACTIVITY MAP - 2022" (PDF). Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago - Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries

Year: 2012 The pipeline is owned by the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago. Tobago Pipeline, National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago, accessed

Angelin Gas Pipeline is a natural gas pipeline in Trinidad and Tobago. The pipeline runs from the Angelin gas field, 60 km off the southeast coast of Trinidad

Company of Trinidad and Tobago (30%), Chaoyang Petroleum (25%) Parent company: Woodside Energy (45%), National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago (30%), Sinopec

key to clean fuel - Trinidad and Tobago Newsday". Trinidad and Tobago Newsday. 2021-02-02. Retrieved 2021-05-06. "Trinidad and Tobago to investigate offshore

(39%), NGC Trinidad and Tobago (10%) Parent company: Shell (51%), BP (39%), NGC Trinidad and Tobago (10%) Location: Point Fortin, Trinidad and Tobago Coordinates:

nation of Trinidad and Tobago. Opponents say its approval could lead to fracking in New York, as well as the potential for spills and explosions. In March

Itaporanga-Carmópolis Pipeline and Carmópolis-Pilar Gas Pipeline. The pipeline starts at the Catu gas processing facility in Pojuca, Bahia and runs to Itaporanga

Total (25%), and Mitsui & Co (25%). When the terminal was built, its LNG imports came from Nigeria, Trinidad and Tobago, and Egypt. In 2011, Shell, Total

countries around the world, including Trinidad and Tobago, Algeria, Qatar, Equatorial Guinea, the United States, and Mexico. Chicago Bridge & Iron (CB&I)

projects found to be in violation of a healthy environment and human rights. In September 2021, a new natural gas power plant of 400 MW and a new transmission

Litoral. April 2, 2023.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: url-status (link) Existing Pipelines in Latin America

Cruz-Cochabamba Oil Pipeline. The pipeline starts in Cochabamba, Bolivia and runs to Arica, Chile passing through pumping stations in Sayari, Bolivia and Sica Sica

Bahia FSRU and the Pecém FSRU; the Petrobras terminals import LNG from various countries, including Trinidad and Tobago, Nigeria, Qatar, Spain and the United

Cochabamba-Arica Oil Pipeline. The pipeline starts in Santa Cruz de la Sierra, Bolivia and runs to Cochabamba, Bolivia passing through pumping stations in Samaipata

Víbora-Sirari-Yapacaní-Humberto Suárez Oil Pipeline (ONSZ-1). The pipeline starts in Carrasco, Bolivia and runs to Caranda, Bolivia. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP"

Yapacani, and the Humberto Suarez Roca pumping station, where the pipeline changes diameter and capacity. Loading map... {"type":"ROADMAP","minzoom":false,"maxzoom":false

Camiri-Yacuiba Oil Pipeline (also known as OCY-1) is an operating oil pipeline in Bolivia. The pipeline runs between YPFB's Chorety pumping station in Camiri, Bolivia