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“Driven” - The Finale - The Youth - The Conversation - Secured our future #TTenergysector #futureleaders #futuredecisionmakers #goodhands #vision #determination #diplomacy #ability #competence #confidence #realresults #securingourfuture #servicetocountry #integrity #leadership #StuartRYoung🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 @tyreece.tcw @ttgovcommunications @ttmeei

“Driven” - part 3. Talking to the youth and discussing our future. The Dragon gas field. #engagingouryouth #futuredecisionmakers #TTenergy #vision #committment #securingourfuture #competence #diplomacy #beliefinTT #buildingournation #integrity #leadership #StuartRYoung🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 @tyreece.tcw @ttmeei @ttgovcommunications

“Driven” the conversation with the next generation of leaders about Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector … COMING SOON. Fantastic session interacting with our youth and talking frankly about our energy sector #youth #securingourfuture #vision #listening #interacting #keepingitreal #weingoodhands #integrity #leadership #StuartRYoung🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹🇹 @ttmeei @tyreece.tcw @ttgovcommunications

The #TTEnergyConference2025 brought together key leaders to discuss investment, sustainability, and the future of Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector 🌍🔋 Prime Minister Dr. Keith Rowley and Energy Minister Stuart Young addressed stakeholders, outlining major projects, industry achievements, and the country’s strategy for attracting global investment. As T&T moves forward in the evolving energy landscape, what are your thoughts on its investment and sustainability approach? Let’s discuss! ⬇️ #EnergyFuture #SustainableInvestment #TTLeadership

Pardy on the road! 66 members of staff at the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries participated in the Energy Run 5k 2025! Congratulations to everyone on crossing this morning’s finish line. 🏃🏽‍♀️🏃‍♂️🏅

We won! The Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries won the coveted prize for best pavilion booth at the TT Energy Conference 2025. #teamwork #ttmeei #ttenergyconference2025

In case you missed it, here are some key takeaways from Day 1 at the TT Energy Conference 2025. The theme of the 2025 conference is “investing for the future”. This theme reflects three key strategic imperatives for the future of the energy sector in Trinidad & Tobago. There are major projects upstream that have already been approved and are in execution: * Manatee, * Cypre, * Mento, and Coconut projects, * plus onshore and offshore development drilling campaigns * as well as the Brechin Castle solar farm.  There are also others that are advancing towards investment decisions: * Calypso, * Ginger, * Blackjack, * Onyx, * Dragon, and * Manakin-Cocuina, * as well as the NewGen green hydrogen project. There are also significant exploration programmes planned or in execution, including both seismic programmes and exploration drilling.  It is important to note that there are significant opportunities not just in gas, but also in oil production. In summary, there is significant investment taking place or in the pipeline across Trinidad & Tobago’s economic zone. In the year since we have seen some very definite evidence that the approvals process has accelerated, especially with respect to the 2024 shallow water bid round and on the 2025 deepwater bid round.

The TT Energy Conference 2025 kicked-off with expert conversations focused on investing in Trinidad and Tobago. The Hon. Dr. Keith Rowley, Prime Minister of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and The Hon. Stuart R. Young S.C., Minister of Energy and Energy Industries, addressed participants and detailed the major projects and timeline achievements within the energy sector. Stakeholders commended the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago for being collaborative and committed to stimulating activity and driving investments within the energy sector.

Let’s take a look at the Trinidad and Tobago Energy Conference 2025! ⚡️🔌 Today marked day 1 of this annual conference hosted by the Energy Chamber of T&T. It’s an important event where energy leaders come together to discuss issues and innovate solutions that will impact T&T’s economy for years to come. We heard keynote addresses from the Honourable Dr. Keith Rowley, Prime Minister and the Honourable Stuart Young S.C., Minister of Energy and Energy Industries. Dr Rowley also opened and toured the trade show which featured dozens of exhibitors across the sector. Over the next 3 days, presenters will cover topics like: developing wind energy in T&T, policy changes that could lead to faster oil production and even the use of AI in the energy sector. #TrinidadAndTobago #TTEnergyConference #Energy #EnergySector #TrinidadAndTobagoNews

Media Release TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO JOINS THE GLOBAL OFFSHORE WIND ALLIANCE (GOWA) The Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries is pleased to report to the public, that Trinidad and Tobago has officially been welcomed into the Global Offshore Wind Alliance (GOWA) during the 15th Assembly of the International Renewable Energy Agency (IRENA) which took place in Abu Dhabi on 12th-13th, January 2025. Through the endorsement of the Honourable Stuart R. Young SC, MP Minister of Energy and Energy Industries and Minister in the Office of the Prime Minister, Trinidad and Tobago delivered an official statement at the GOWA event held on January 13th, “Catalysing Global Offshore Wind Growth Through Strategic Partnerships.” Energy Advisor to the Minister and Vice Chair of the Wind Energy Steering Committee (WESC) for Trinidad and Tobago, Ms. Sheena Gosine, delivered the remarks noting the importance of collaboration and partnerships to aid Small Island Developing States in Wind Deployment. The Honourable Minister echoed this sentiment stating “Offshore Wind has been identified as the key driver for our future Green Hydrogen Economy. Trinidad and Tobago stands ready to catalyze our vast global potential by cultivating mutually beneficial partnerships, exchanging best practices and lessons learned, facilitating investment flows, and advancing capacity-building initiatives, with the support of the Global Offshore Wind Alliance.” Minister Young further stated that “within the Caribbean SIDS region, achieving momentum necessitates the commitment and cooperation of individuals, organizations, and governments. By fostering investments, forming partnerships, and embracing a collective dedication to resilience and diversity, the region can effectively address its energy challenges’. He reiterated that Trinidad and Tobago will continue to pursue avenues in support of our energy transformation agenda and thanked GOWA for embracing Trinidad and Tobago into the fold.

The Renewable Energy Technology Services programme was officially launched on 3rd February 2025 at NESC-TI’s Point Lisas Campus. The event was attended by the Honourable Stuart R. Young SC Minister of Energy and Energy Industries, executives from leading energy companies, industry stakeholders and the 12 students selected for the first year of the scholarship programme. This marks the start of an exciting journey for these scholarship recipients, who are set to become future leaders in the renewable energy sector. This scholarship is made possible thanks to the generous support of Atlantic LNG and Trinidad Generation Unlimited (TGU), who have partially funded the tuition for the first 12 students.

Another PSC awarded in record time. This is the first time in 20 years that EOG has executed two new PSCs bringing a successful conclusion to the Shallow Water Bid Round. The MEEI continues build relationships with stakeholders to drive opportunities for T&T’s energy sector.