LNG

UK major BP has announced the first natural gas flows from its Angelin development in Trinidad and Tobago to help underpin the future of the Caribbean nation’s liquefied natural gas exports and has a 10-year investment plan amounting to around $8 billion.

Trinidad and Tobago, the Caribbean nation that once sent most of the LNG cargoes imported into the US before the shale gas boom and still supplies one terminal, is widening its customer base while increasing sources of feed-gas for the Atlantic LNG liquefaction and export plant at Point Fortin on Trinidad.