Trinidad could still supply Caribbean neighbours
Trinidad may be able to get more value out of its gas once contracts for Atlantic LNG expire. (BG Group)
Politics and logistics have prevented Trinidad and Tobago from supplying cheap gas to its energy-hungry Caribbean neighbours, experts have told Interfax Natural Gas Daily. However, the gas-rich island nation still has a big opportunity in small-scale LNG.
The issue has resurfaced after Barbados paid as much as $15.78/MMBtu for six small-scale LNG imports from the United States between February and April, according to data from US Department of Energy released earlier this month.