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PM: T&T to remain an energy province
Posted: Tuesday, January 23, 2024
PM: T&T to remain an energy province
"The bottom line is, 27 years from today, I would think that T&T will still be a gas-exporting country even if we would have used up most of the gas on our border. There is serious European interest in what is happening in T&T as it attempts to bring to market resources from South America. So, given what the world's geopolitics has turned out to be, a lot of interest exists now in having security for fuel out of an area that is traditionally stable," he said.
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