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Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries website stated as of November 2020. "Trinity Power Limited (TPL) is owned by US based Carib Power Management LLC, which is a small private independent power an infrastructure company with expertise in the development, acquisition and long term operation of power generation, natural gas exploration, and transportation and infrastructure projects." In December 2020 it was announced that Trinity Power Ltd. is being acquired by
163:, facing a severe financial situation, announced that part of Mirant's restructuring efforts includes the intent to sell off their part ownership of PowerGen. Following that announcement, the government of Trinidad and Tobago placed the overall structure of T&TEC and PowerGen under review for future possible amalgamation. At that time the companies T&TEC, Mirant and 134:. It is responsible for the design, construction, operation and maintenance of the country's electrical transmission and distribution network. The utility supplies electric power to customers on both islands via a single interconnected grid. Electrical energy is widely purchased, metered and fed into the national grid from 184:
is an independently operated parastatal managing a single power plant but is the second largest producer in Trinidad and Tobago. The 720-megawatt (MW) TGU facility is the largest combined-cycle power generation plant in the Caribbean and currently supplies approximately 50% of Trinidad & Tobago's
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currently owned 51%, 39% and 10% of the PowerGen company respectively. Any possible termination of the Mirant (now Genon) stake was seen as an opportunity to simplify the structure and relationship between the T&TEC and PowerGen companies. Since then Mirant sold its position and the new minority
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in the Point Lisas Industrial Estate is Trinidad's only totally privately owned wholesale power generator and has a capacity of 225 MW. An article in the May 2006 issue of Power Engineering magazine it was announced that G.E would be operating and maintaining the Trinity power plant. The Trinidad
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on electric power transmission underground marine cables between the islands, in addition to upgrading bulk power to Tobago previously provided by T&TEC's old 21 MW Scarborough Power Station which only used diesel fuel. Scarborough is still available for standby use at a capacity of 11 MW.
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electrical energy. TGU is owned by the National Investment Fund Holding Company Limited (NIF), a parastatal company established by its only shareholder, the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago and is located at the Union Industrial Estate,
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owned by T&TEC and on the smaller island of Tobago was put into operation in October 2009. This 64 MW Wärtsilä natural gas or diesel power plant will reduce
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T&TEC was formed in 1946 after the merger of independent companies. It supplies over a million residential, municipal, commercial and industrial customers.
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Point Lisas : 838 Mega Watts Port-of-Spain : 270 Mega Watts Penal : 236 Mega Watts
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Trinidad Newsday: /2020/12/09/ Minister I'm unaware of sale of power plant to U.K. company/
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Power Engineering: 2 May 2006: GE Energy signs O&M agreement for Trinidad power plant
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is the largest power generator in Trinidad and Tobago. In 2006, the United States-based
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shareholders are MaruEnergy Trinidad L.L.C. (owned by the Japanese multinational -
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Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries: Electric Power
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Trinidad Newsday: ContourGlobal says local jobs are safe
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Index

State-owned enterprise
Electric utilities
Port of Spain
Trinidad
Trinidad and Tobago
Republic of Trinidad and Tobago
Electricity transmission
distribution
www.ttec.co.tt
electricity
Trinidad and Tobago
independent power producers
MW
power stations
hydrocarbons
Mirant Corporation
BP
Marubeni
La Brea, Trinidad and Tobago
Couva
ContourGlobal
transmission losses
Water and Sewerage Authority
"Mirant in Trinidad"
the original
Trinidad Generation Unlimited Home Page
Power Engineering: 2 May 2006: GE Energy signs O&M agreement for Trinidad power plant
Trinidad and Tobago Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries: Electric Power
Trinidad Newsday: /2020/12/09/ Minister I'm unaware of sale of power plant to U.K. company/
Trinidad Newsday: ContourGlobal says local jobs are safe

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