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NGC chair: Keeping train one a good decision Atlantic LNG plant in Point Fortin. File photo - The saying "it is better to have it and not need it, than to need it and not have it” fits well with the National Gas Company's thinking when it comes to the Atlantic LNG and Train One, for which the state company has spent hundreds of millions of dollars to upgrade and keep in an “operations ready” mode. NGC chairman Conrad Enill told Newsday on Thursday that with new projects coming online in the next two years, having the train in an prepped and ready would save them from having to rebuild ...

Train 1 or not...NGC promises to meet contracted gas to downstream by 20201216 State-owned Na­tion­al Gas Com­pa­ny of T&T Ltd (NGC) has promised even if it be­comes the op­er­a­tor of At­lantic LNG’s Train 1 it will not be at the ex­pense of the down­stream petro­chem­i­cal sec­tor. The Sun­day Guardian had re­port­ed ex­clu­sive­ly that the NGC is tak­ing a ma­jor gam­ble by agree­ing to spend hun­dreds of mil­lions of dol­lars to do an end-of-life turn­around (TAR) of the plant as Train 1’s ma­jor share­hold­ers, Roy­al Dutch Shell and BPTT have made it...

First question is, if he's mentally incapacitated, how can he also file this lawsuit? and at some point before that's dealt with, aren't they going to hire their own doctors who hired the initial doctors? >> you're right, doctors. that's the theory on the antitrust suit. a different theory, run away train threy. two trains. train one, donald sterling, who's been found to be at least by two neurologists reports, to be incompetent, mentally problematic, have dementia. he hires one of the flashiest antitrust lawyers in california who starts drafting a big antitrust suit. at the same time run away...

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