The Calypso deepwater project was heavily discussed during the meeting between Energy Minister Stuart Young and Woodside Energy executives yesterday.
According to a release from the Ministry, the Minister along with permanent secretary, Ms Sandra Fraser (Ag), engaged in substantive discussions on the technical and commercial aspects of the Calypso natural gas project with Woodside Energy’s Kellyanne Lochan, country manager (Ag); Woodside Energy, Trinidad and Tobago Stacy Patrick, project director, Calypso; Onne Peters, vice president of Atlantic Sales; Ross Wildy, vice president Commercial Exploration and Development and Sheldon Narine, senior advisor, Corporate Affairs.
The Calypso Deepwater project is located 250km off the East Coast of Trinidad in 2,200m water depth.
Young stressed the significance of the project and its importance not only to deepwater resource development, but also to the future beneficial growth of Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector and the overall energy security of the region. The Woodside executives provided insightful updates on the project and the parties discussed an aggressive timeline aimed at bringing first gas to market as soon as possible.
Lochan expressed gratitude for the Minister’s contributions and the Ministry’s willingness to engage with Woodside to further the project.
The release stated the meeting was part of the Minister’s continuing commitment towards fostering active and productive collaboration with energy sector stakeholders.