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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

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

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

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