Jerome Dookie succeeds Dwight Mahabir as Chairman of the Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago. The Board of Directors of the Energy Chamber met on 10th November 2022 for the first time since the Annual General Meeting in October and elected the executive committee for the period 2022-2023.
At the AGM, then Chairman of the Board Dwight Mahabir, stepped out of the role, having served the maximum number of years in the position.
Jerome Dookie is the Managing Director of Methanol Holdings (Trinidad) Limited, Caribbean Nitrogen Company Limited and Nitrogen (2000) Unlimited, members of the Proman family of companies.
At present, composition of the Board of the Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago is:
The Executive Committee:
Jerome Dookie, Chairman
Dr. Thackwray Driver, President and Chief Executive Officer, Energy Chamber
George Vieira, Vice Chairman, Upstream, President, EOG Resources
Colin Bain, Vice Chairman, Downstream, Managing Director, President, Methanex
Shaun Rampersad, Vice Chairman, Energy Services, Chief Operating Officer, Ramps Logistics
Hafiz Ali, Treasurer, Chief Executive Officer, Weldfab
Mala, Baliraj, Secretary, Massy Wood
Other Board Members:
Ronald Adams, Chief Executive Officer, Atlantic
Paul Baay, President and Chief Executive Officer, Touchstone Exploration
Arlene Chow, Chief Executive Officer, Heritage Petroleum
Mark Loquan, President, The National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago
Pria Narinesingh, Country Managing Partner, EY
Eugene Okpere, Vice President, Shell Trinidad and Tobago
Ricardo Mahadeo, Chief Executive Officer, TOSL Engineering Services Limited
Kailashnath Maharaj, Chief Executive Officer, Massy Gas Products
Priya Maharaj-Glasgow, Senior Director of Operations, Worley
Dwight Mahabir, Immediate Past Chairman (Energy Chamber), Chief Executive Officer, Damus Limited
Jerome Dookie, new Chairman of the Energy Chamber said “I feel humbled that my fellow Board members have seen it fit to select me as Chairman. There is much work to be done in the year ahead and the theme of the Energy Conference in January “Navigating a Complex Energy Future” is very appropriate indeed. I’ve always said that our world-class energy sector was built on collaboration, and collaboration among all stakeholders will be critical as we work towards re-invigorating our industry. We have to remind ourselves that with natural gas and its products such as methanol and ammonia being at the heart of our economy, Trinidad and Tobago has a major role to play in the global energy transition.”