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Re: Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

Postby De Dragon » November 11th, 2021, 9:10 pm

zoom rader wrote:
De Dragon wrote:
zoom rader wrote:^^^ what a mess sadly the uneducated red government supporters won't understand these things.

All they know is to vote for Rowlee

Then dotish cnuts like Red Colostomy Bag want to argue still after multiple people told him that no one with any kind of sense would NEVER spend 500M on a hopeless project, because he GOD JUHN say "eet have gyas" it jes coming out meh cacahole.
Redman silent last few days.

LFD RFD PNM dumbos waiting for the storm to blow over, or for their handlers to sheit in dey eye and spin it.

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Postby zoom rader » November 11th, 2021, 9:14 pm

De Dragon wrote:
zoom rader wrote:
De Dragon wrote:
zoom rader wrote:^^^ what a mess sadly the uneducated red government supporters won't understand these things.

All they know is to vote for Rowlee

Then dotish cnuts like Red Colostomy Bag want to argue still after multiple people told him that no one with any kind of sense would NEVER spend 500M on a hopeless project, because he GOD JUHN say "eet have gyas" it jes coming out meh cacahole.
Redman silent last few days.

LFD RFD PNM dumbos waiting for the storm to blow over, or for their handlers to sheit in dey eye and spin it.
Half ah billion spent and nothing to show for it .

How dumb can this Cont-tree be

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Re: Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

Postby De Dragon » November 11th, 2021, 11:15 pm

zoom rader wrote:
De Dragon wrote:
zoom rader wrote:
De Dragon wrote:
zoom rader wrote:^^^ what a mess sadly the uneducated red government supporters won't understand these things.

All they know is to vote for Rowlee

Then dotish cnuts like Red Colostomy Bag want to argue still after multiple people told him that no one with any kind of sense would NEVER spend 500M on a hopeless project, because he GOD JUHN say "eet have gyas" it jes coming out meh cacahole.
Redman silent last few days.

LFD RFD PNM dumbos waiting for the storm to blow over, or for their handlers to sheit in dey eye and spin it.
Half ah billion spent and nothing to show for it .

How dumb can this Cont-tree be

Well kants like Red Colos say $500M is small ting, and he does say he educated and we illiterate, so...........

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Re: Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

Postby Redman » November 12th, 2021, 6:49 am

So if the indemnities were granted haven't the political directorate accepted fully the responsibility of the decision?

Force them to take responsibility.Dragon with all the keyboard warrior vibes you should lead the charge.... actually do something..more than blathering bile.

the small ting lie YOU keep referring to is because of the money from She'll and BP.. about 700 million usd? :D that was paid to settle issues the UNC knowingly and willfully ignored while giving BPand She'll tax breaks?

That's when you asked when they would break even or recover from the T1 spend?
Funny you're the only one always linking the two.

Your honesty is as feeble as your interpretation.



Blather on.

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Postby zoom rader » November 12th, 2021, 7:33 am

Redman wrote:So if the indemnities were granted haven't the political directorate accepted fully the responsibility of the decision?

Force them to take responsibility.Dragon with all the keyboard warrior vibes you should lead the charge.... actually do something..more than blathering bile.

the small ting lie YOU keep referring to is because of the money from She'll and BP.. about 700 million usd? :D that was paid to settle issues the UNC knowingly and willfully ignored while giving BPand She'll tax breaks?

That's when you asked when they would break even or recover from the T1 spend?
Funny you're the only one always linking the two.

Your honesty is as feeble as your interpretation.



Blather on.

Morning Zoombindranath.
Yawn

You just worked 5hit as usual epic back pedal

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Re: Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

Postby Cantmis » November 12th, 2021, 10:19 am

Any shutdown work ?

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Postby zoom rader » November 12th, 2021, 10:28 am

Cantmis wrote:Any shutdown work ?
Well the red government just spent half ah billion dollars on train 1 and nutting to show for it.

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Postby daxt0r » November 17th, 2021, 9:29 pm

^^
well it shows we once again king liar an he imps jester hv no issue lying to the country an wasting tax payer dollars while we suffering dem livin large an enjoying luxuries while the red sheep quiet an cya speak about d mismanagement or anything at all in fear of offendin dey house negro massa.

Finance Minister Colm Imbert has again gotten his natural gas figures wrong, this time for fiscal year 2021.

The Business Guardian can confirm that based on figures from the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries, the average natural gas production for T&T for fiscal 2021 was closer to 2.6 billion standard cubic feet per day (bscf/d)and not the 2.77 bscf/d Imbert told the Parliament just over a month ago.

In delivering his budget presentation for the fiscal year 2022, Imbert told the House of Representatives: “We are stabilising our oil and condensate as well as gas production: natural gas production which decreased in 2020 is projected to rise in 2021 to 2.77 billion standard cubic feet and in 2022 to 3.37 billion standard cubic feet and thereafter to stabilise at 3.60 billion standard cubic feet.”

This is simply not true and based on the Ministry of Energy’s own data, impossible to achieve.

On November 5, months after it was due, and long after completion of the budget debate in the Parliament, the Ministry of Energy finally released the production figures up to July 2021.

When one takes into account the reported production figures from October 2020 to July 2021, the first ten months of the 2021 fiscal year, the average production was 2.616 billion standard cubic feet per day, well below the 2.77 billion standard cubic feet per day predicted by the Finance Minister. A daily shortfall of 177 million standard cubic feet (mmscf/d).

To get to the 2.77 bscf/d the BG calculates it would have required production in August and September to average 3.539 bscf/d. This did not occur. In fact the natural gas constraints have grown even worse over the last two months with at least two of the largest upstream natural gas producers having challenges.

The Business Guardian has been told that both Atlantic LNG and the downstream petrochemical sector are having significant curtailment issues at present.

To put it into context the 177 mmscf/d shortfall would have been enough to supply the largest methanol plant in the country, which is one of the largest in the world.

It would have also been enough gas to perhaps keep Atlantic LNG Train 1 in operations and save the NGC’s blushes and a quarter billion loss on its failed attempt to save Train 1.

The latest figures also show a worrying decrease, almost for the entire year of natural gas production. A closer examination of the numbers show that in January natural gas production was 3 bscf/d this fell off almost every month with February 2.85 bscf/d, in March it declined to 2.773 bscf/d and by July it averaged a paltry 2.394 bscf/d.

The main reason for the shortfall is the continued weak production from bpTT which up to July averaged in calender 2021, 1.268 bscf/d, a far cry from the 2 bscf/d it did from 2010 to 2020.

The figure is in keeping with the secret bpTT documents which the Business Guardian published showing the projections of low production for the entire 2021 and revised downward projections for several years to come.

The company has since tried to walk back its own projections saying it was subject to change.

But bpTT’s woes are not the only one facing the upstream sector as the figures also show that Royal Dutch Shell continues to struggle and its production figures have remained around to 500 mmscf/d mark. A far cry from when the company was producing closer to one bcf/d. EOG resources production figures are also down and while the company has in the past been a consistent supplier of natural gas, averaging closer to 500 mmscf/d, its production in calender 2021 has averaged 363 mmscf/d.

As perhaps can be expected the figures also show constrained production in all the petrochemicals and in Atlantic LNG.

It also demonstrates that there was no production out of Atlantic LNG train 1 and that the combined Trains two and three, where government does not have a stake, had marginally higher production numbers than Train 4 which is almost equivalent as the combined Trains 2 and 3, in terms of capacity.


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Re: Energy Sector Thread - Operators, Engineers, Technicians Et Al

Postby zoom rader » January 26th, 2022, 7:40 pm

What a load of bullchit.

The plant will be sold to China, read between the lines.

Another con Job

Trinidad take bull

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Postby Cantmis » January 26th, 2022, 9:19 pm

Does restructuring equate to loss of jobs ?

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Postby triniboi49 » January 27th, 2022, 5:54 am

It depends on what is the final word on Train 1 which is essentially down and what restructuring means - which in this case is changing the ownership model for the trains I think. The ownership in each train is divided differently amongst the owners.

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Postby De Dragon » January 29th, 2022, 1:02 pm

triniboi49 wrote:It depends on what is the final word on Train 1 which is essentially down and what restructuring means - which in this case is changing the ownership model for the trains I think. The ownership in each train is divided differently amongst the owners.

Doesn't matter. The suppliers have said in no uncertain terms, and have been saying it since 2019, that there is "not a molecule of gas" for Train 1. Everyone with a functioning brain knows what this means, well except JUHN Scarfy, Goebbels Young, Enill, Loquan, and of coyrse our resident all things LFD RFD PNM apologist Red Colostomy Bag, since they deemed pumping 500M into Train ! at the time was wise, and now, "small ting"

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Postby rayrayray » February 3rd, 2022, 7:17 am

https://www.linkedin.com/jobs/view/2905515944

Good morning gentlemen. Please see existing vacancy.

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Postby rayrayray » February 3rd, 2022, 7:18 am

A second vacancy.
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Good luck to potential candidates.

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Postby FuadAdnan » February 3rd, 2022, 1:28 pm

zoom rader wrote:
What a load of bullchit.

The plant will be sold to China, read between the lines.

Another con Job

Trinidad take bull


People in this country like it so.

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Postby The_Honourable » February 9th, 2022, 9:16 pm

NGC Shakeup: Govt gets rid of two directors at NGC

In a shake-up of the board of directors of the National Gas Company Ltd (NGC), the Cabinet last week decided not to renew the contract of Sean Balkissoon one of only two directors who voted against the ill-fated NGC attempt to save Atlantic LNG Train 1 and Kenneth Allum who raised issue with it but eventually voted for the deal.

Allum, sources say, is also someone who often challenged NGC president Mark Loquan at board meetings and it appears this has not gone down well with the government.

More: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/ngc ... 566d9444d2

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Postby snatman » February 10th, 2022, 9:08 am

How things running at PPGPL? Any hiccups?

The_Honourable wrote:NGC Shakeup: Govt gets rid of two directors at NGC

In a shake-up of the board of directors of the National Gas Company Ltd (NGC), the Cabinet last week decided not to renew the contract of Sean Balkissoon one of only two directors who voted against the ill-fated NGC attempt to save Atlantic LNG Train 1 and Kenneth Allum who raised issue with it but eventually voted for the deal.

Allum, sources say, is also someone who often challenged NGC president Mark Loquan at board meetings and it appears this has not gone down well with the government.

More: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/ngc ... 566d9444d2

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Postby The_Honourable » February 12th, 2022, 4:46 pm

BHP finds gas in all appraisal wells at Calypso development

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Good news from BHP Biliton, as the company is reporting that all of its appraisal wells in its Calypso development, north of Tobago, have encountered hydrocarbons.

In its operational review for 2021 the company said, “In Trinidad and Tobago, the Calypso appraisal drilling programme concluded on December 20, 2021. All wells encountered hydrocarbons.”

It also had further encouraging news saying two of the wells actually encountered zones not before seen.

The report read, “Bongos-3 confirmed volumes downdip of prior penetrations and Bongos-4 established volumes in a new segment. The well results are currently under evaluation and will be incorporated into the development plan.”

Last year the company’s Country Manager for T&T, Michael Stone told Guardian Media that the appraisal activity in Calypso would help determine the actual size of the discovery it made in its Northern License.

Stone said, “We have announced publicly a 3.5 tcf discovered resource, but beginning in the middle of this calender year, hopefully June or July, we are going to have an appraisal programme, subject to the rig becoming available to us, that is what the timing is dependent on, it is that appraisal programme Curtis, that is going to help us do that very delineation.”

He added, “So we would expect on the back end of that delineation programme, towards the end of the calender year, we will be in a position to be clearer on the resource size and of course there will always be a range and we are hoping if successful to add to the 3.5 discovered resource that we have announced publicly.”

Stone said the plan remained to have some of the natural gas sold into Atlantic LNG and then exported to global markets. He explained that due to the complexity and cost of deep-water drilling and production, it made sense to produce part of it for LNG.

“A resource of this size and scale and in addition a deep water resource, I mean a deep water resource, of course carries a different cost structure just by nature of the deeper wells and complex infrastructure required to bring it to shore, yes LNG is going to be an important component of the Calypso development. It is going to be necessary for some component of that gas to make it into the international market to attract and international indexed price, so yes LNG is an important part of the Calypso development.” Stone explained.

He said the company was hoping that the blocks that were adjacent to the Calypso field, but were in Barbados waters, woild also prove to be successful.

BHP also in its review noted that crude oil prices have recovered to above US$70 per barrel as 2022 opens.

“We believe further gains from here are possible given our constructive view of demand tailwinds. However, future developments in price are also expected to rely in large part on the rate at which currently curtailed supply returns, which is highly uncertain. Looking beyond this phase, our bottom-up analysis of demand, allied to systematic field decline rates, points to a long run structural supply-demand gap. Considerable investment in conventional oil is going to be required to fill that gap and maintain market balance. If that investment is not forthcoming in a timely way, the possibility of oil prices increasing aggressively cannot be ruled out,” the company noted.

In terms of LNG, BHP said the Japan-Korea Marker price for LNG was extraordinarily volatile across the 2021 financial year. The market balance it said shifted from heavily over-supplied to extremely tight going into the Northern hemisphere winter. Since that time, prices have remained elevated relative to seasonal norms, with robust demand combined with ongoing supply outages.

“Longer term, we believe the commodity offers a combination of systematic base decline and an attractive demand trajectory. Within global gas, LNG is expected to gain share due to indigenous supply depletion and/or competitiveness vis-a-vis pipeline imports in some regions. Against this backdrop, assets advantaged by their proximity to existing infrastructure or customers, or both, in addition to competitive emissions intensities, are expected to be attractive,” BHP ended.

Source: https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/bhp ... 2a3780b835

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Postby sMASH » April 29th, 2022, 2:35 am

De Dragon wrote:
sMASH wrote:https://www.tv6tnt.com/news/7pmnews/ppgpl-buys-facility-in-u-s-for-us-32-m/article_ac77f884-c514-11ec-86e3-cf9ce6e94f51.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social


PPGPL buys an offloading facility in America.
Is either the miscalculate how much America still needs fossil fuels and in the near future and made a bad deal for our country, or they made a good projection, and fossil will be in demand for a long time so sellers will keep earning and maintain their finances.

Hopefully, and I say this knowing that these are the same morons who sank quarter of a billion dollars into Train 1 :roll: , that it is a hub that was already being used by some oil major to export LNG.



i now remember sumting.
atlantic and govt decided to unitize the trains. so that means they selling the product as a block.
the way for ppgpl to sell gas abroad is IN LNG form.

so, it look like the lng shareholders wanted to expand, hit cornrad a sweet talk, 'we goh untize and u goh get money' and chain him up to let ppgpl foot the bill for the off loading facility to expand operations in muricah.
the lng MOSTLY goes muricah any ways. so this is to get moar up there.

so, any new find they get, it will go to shipping away, and not used locally.

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Postby Cantmis » April 29th, 2022, 4:23 am

sMASH wrote:
De Dragon wrote:
sMASH wrote:https://www.tv6tnt.com/news/7pmnews/ppgpl-buys-facility-in-u-s-for-us-32-m/article_ac77f884-c514-11ec-86e3-cf9ce6e94f51.html?utm_campaign=blox&utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=social


PPGPL buys an offloading facility in America.
Is either the miscalculate how much America still needs fossil fuels and in the near future and made a bad deal for our country, or they made a good projection, and fossil will be in demand for a long time so sellers will keep earning and maintain their finances.

Hopefully, and I say this knowing that these are the same morons who sank quarter of a billion dollars into Train 1 :roll: , that it is a hub that was already being used by some oil major to export LNG.



i now remember sumting.
atlantic and govt decided to unitize the trains. so that means they selling the product as a block.
the way for ppgpl to sell gas abroad is IN LNG form.

so, it look like the lng shareholders wanted to expand, hit cornrad a sweet talk, 'we goh untize and u goh get money' and chain him up to let ppgpl foot the bill for the off loading facility to expand operations in muricah.
the lng MOSTLY goes muricah any ways. so this is to get moar up there.

so, any new find they get, it will go to shipping away, and not used locally.
Trinidad lng does not go usa.

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Postby sMASH » April 29th, 2022, 7:07 am

That's the last I remember, if things, change well ok.


So this move is to get back into us markets?

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Postby sMASH » May 10th, 2022, 6:34 pm

goebbels young on richard quest.



said a whole lot of nothing and didnt even answer the man questions. i have no idea how he is ramping up production, and know for a fact WE CANT RAMP UP PRODUCTION

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Postby De Dragon » May 12th, 2022, 6:25 pm

We can't even supply ourselves with gas, yet this moron talking about ramping up production for Europe?

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Postby De Dragon » June 3rd, 2022, 7:07 am

Cantmis wrote:https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/deep-water-disappointment-as-only-4-of-17-blocks-picked-up-6.2.1501318.aef0bd22eb

That's what happens when you sit with your thumb firmly in your arse for 7 1/2 years.
More failure from JUHN Scarfy ,Goebbels and the LFD RFD PNM.
* awaits Red Colos or some other LFD RFD PNM moron to run in and say I unpatriotic* :roll:

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Postby hover11 » June 3rd, 2022, 7:14 am

We keep depending on oil and gas yet preach about diversification. Too late shall be the cry, when it reality hits, then things will really get hard , we ain see nothing yet things still nice trinis for now.
De Dragon wrote:
Cantmis wrote:https://www.guardian.co.tt/business/deep-water-disappointment-as-only-4-of-17-blocks-picked-up-6.2.1501318.aef0bd22eb

That's what happens when you sit with your thumb firmly in your arse for 7 1/2 years.
More failure from JUHN Scarfy ,Goebbels and the LFD RFD PNM.
* awaits Red Colos or some other LFD RFD PNM moron to run in and say I unpatriotic* :roll:

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Postby nervewrecker » June 3rd, 2022, 8:10 pm

De Dragon wrote:We can't even supply ourselves with gas, yet this moron talking about ramping up production for Europe?
I may have missed it.

Zandolie start producing anything yet?

I see they at least making efforts to be self sufficient by ensuring their own gas supply and won the award for best decarbonization project.

We still dependant on oil and gas while martime fuel shifting towards methanol as a green source.

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