The National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (NGC) has successfully executed a new gas supply agreement with major upstream supplier EOG Resources Trinidad Limited. According to the NGC, this agreement represents NGC’s concerted efforts to secure a continued and reliable natural gas supply for Trinidad and Tobago’s domestic energy sector.
This milestone achievement reinforces NGC’s unwavering commitment to collaborating with upstream producers to secure all commercially viable natural gas supplies, the company added.
Chairman of NGC, Gerald I. Ramdeen, said, “The execution of this gas supply agreement comes on the heels of our recent acquisition of the Trinidad Region Onshore Compression (TROC) asset. Both achievements are clear indications of the multifaceted campaign being undertaken by NGC to ensure access to a steady, guaranteed supply of gas and to restore the stability and profitability of our core business.”
Chairman Ramdeen also noted that the agreement marked a successful conclusion to negotiations between both parties, resulting in a mutually beneficial supply arrangement.
The company further stated that NGC’s negotiating team, led by Acting President Edmund Subryan and supported by legal and commercial experts, continues to make headway in the pursuit of gas supply stability for customers and increased value creation for the people of Trinidad and Tobago.
While considerable work remains, NGC is advancing critical projects and key milestones with the continued support of its Board and the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries.
EOG is Trinidad and Tobago’s third-largest producer of natural gas, producing an average of 425 mmscf/d during the first eight months of 2025.