The Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago welcomes the Government’s recognition in Budget 2027 that the energy sector "remains the main pillar of our economic strength" and the source of over 70 percent of the country’s foreign exchange earnings. We welcome the momentum on new gas supply, the Energy Accelerator Hub and the commitment to reform the VAT system. The Chamber shares the Government’s goal of re-igniting the sector. Higher production is the most sustainable source of revenue for the country, and achieving it requires clear policy and a competitive fiscal environment.

Trinidad and Tobago’s natural gas liquids production increased for a second consecutive year in 2025, extending a recovery from the lowest level recorded in the Energy Institute’s 2015–2025 series. 

EnerMech has announced a contract award from Subsea7 to deliver pre-commissioning services for the Ginger subsea development project in Trinidad and Tobago. EnerMech is providing pipeline and subsea pre-commissioning activities to support the development's offshore infrastructure.

Heerema Marine Contractors' flagship heavy lift vessel, Sleipnir, has commenced a significant offshore installation campaign offshore Trinidad, involving the transportation and installation of two offshore platform jackets and topsides for two separate energy operators.