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Let us see what happens with BHP deep water wells being drilled. It was mentioned that they found a couple TCF of gas but not sure if it is commercially viable. Now is the time to drill in the deep water since rigs are cheap now.bluefete wrote:The problem is that most of the yet to be discovered oil and gas are in VERY deep water locations. This is expensive.
To get them extracted requires advanced and precision technology.
The TNC's would wring out massive exemptions and incentives from the government if they are to do this.
Like what they did with the PP government,
rspann wrote:I like how Guyanese all over Trinidad boasting, we have aiil naw, we country rich yunno. But they still here.
hahahahahahaha for real ehrspann wrote:I like how Guyanese all over Trinidad boasting, we have aiil naw, we country rich yunno. But they still here.
supernedd wrote:sigh . we only studying oil money.. we need to do like dubai n organize alternative sources of income . jus in case . cause u see how technology trying to avoid using oil in d future to avoid pollution
VII wrote:supernedd wrote:sigh . we only studying oil money.. we need to do like dubai n organize alternative sources of income . jus in case . cause u see how technology trying to avoid using oil in d future to avoid pollution
Yep we need to use oil to get ahead of oil...time and oil is running out..
Dohplaydat wrote:Eh watch Guyana firetruck this up just as bad, if not worse than we did.
Number 1 reason will be Trinis moving across to 'advise' and 'work' will encourage massive corruption in already corrupt Guyanese officials.
Dohplaydat wrote:Eh watch Guyana firetruck this up just as bad, if not worse than we did.
Number 1 reason will be Trinis moving across to 'advise' and 'work' will encourage massive corruption in already corrupt Guyanese officials.
matr1x wrote:For decades pnm and their appointed cronies have raped the country. Even when unc came in, pnm cronies were everywhere
paid_influencer wrote:they already have a "heritage and stabilization" fund before the first petrodollar is collected. that alone put them ahead of we.
if we had done that under Panday (or any time before Manning), T&T would really be living in vision 2020. Hopefully Kamla will separate the "heritage" and "stabilization" funds in her second term.
pugboy wrote:all I know is that anytime you have caged/restrained hungry animals incl home sapiens and you let them loose on the food
they never behave in an orderly manner
maybe history will prove me wrong.
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