Trinidad and Suriname sign energy co-operation deal
Trinidad and Tobago Suriname’s President Chandrikapersad Santokhi met on with Trinidad and Tobago’s Prime Minister Keith Rowley in Port of Spain, Trinidad
According to Reuters, the deal could lead to natural gas being exported to Trinidad and Tobago via pipeline.
Trinidad and Tobago currently has the capacity to produce 119 mcm (4.2 bcf) of gas into LNG. However, the country currently produces only 76.5 mcm (2.7 bcf) of gas.
During the meet, Suriname announced an upcoming meeting with Trinidad and Tobago and Guyana to discuss strategic co-operation between the neighbouring nations.
The countries plan on building undersea pipelines to link Trinidad and Tobago to South American oilfields.
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