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THE Prime Minister’s praise for Heritage Petroleum gives away the misreporting about the Pointe-a-Pierre refinery.The same success Heritage has made of it could have been worked through with the original

THE final agreement for the sale of the former ArcelorMittal iron and steel plant in Point Lisas to TT Iron Steel Company (TTIS) is expected to take place in a

The Public Utilities Minister says two new desalination plants are to be constructed in Moruga in Trinidad and Charlotteville in Tobago.

FOR the second consecutive year, Trinidad and Tobago NGL Ltd has announced a delay in the release of its audited financial statements, citing ongoing audit activities at Phoenix Park Gas

THIS country’s headline inflation “slowed significantly” in the second half of last year as price increases for both food and non-food items eased, and it is expected to remain low

The Couva Carnival Committee has been showcasing cultural events for the benefit of the community for over 70 years... however its Chairman, who is also the Councillor for Savonetta/Point Lisas,

The Dragon gas deal is not dead, it’s alive and well.This was the assurance given by Prime Minister Dr Keith Rowley yesterday, in the wake of the announcement by the

When, 69 years ago, young Trinidad Oxford University scholar Dr Eric Eustace Williams relinquished his distinguished tenure of office at the Caribbean Commission, no thought arose that a seed was

DESPITE natural gas being the country’s dominant hydrocarbon, the financial returns have been “sub-optimal” according to the Minister of Energy and Energy Industries Stuart Young.

A private sector-led regional ferry service was launched on Tuesday, aimed at increasing and improving transportation among Caribbean countries. The focus routes for the project are Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Antigua and Barbuda, St Vincent and...