he National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (NGC) and its subsidiaries are an integrated group of over 30 energy companies committed to delivering maximum value creation for its stakeholders from the natural gas value chain while embracing the energy transition for the long-term sustainability of the energy and petrochemical sectors. Through its people, investments, strategic partnerships and pioneering gas pricing model, NGC has secured the profitability of the local gas-based energy sector and catalysed the social and economic development of Trinidad and Tobago for nearly five decades.

NGC’s core business is the aggregation, purchase, sale, transportation, and distribution of natural gas in Trinidad and Tobago. The company owns, maintains, and operates most of Trinidad and Tobago’s gas pipeline network of over 1,000 km, both offshore and onshore. The capacity of the network is 4.4 billion standard cubic feet per day (Bcf/d), supplying power generation, world-scale petrochemical plants, and a wide range of non-petrochemical light manufacturing, industrial and commercial enterprises.

Other areas of business include (non-operated) joint venture oil production; marketing and trading of energy commodities; portfolio investments; technical services; engineering; procurement and construction services and activities in the sustainable energy space, including renewable energy and energy efficiency projects and investments.

A profitable and high-performing state enterprise, NGC’s strategy is rooted in the principles of good governance, safety and environmental preservation, people development, and value optimisation. Through its ‘Green Agenda’, a key element of its strategy, the company aims to become a leader in the energy transition in the Caribbean and beyond.

With a strong history, financials, asset base and human capital, as well as a determination to respond to the imperatives of a greener global energy landscape, NGC and its subsidiaries represent ideal business partners to guide emerging energy territories through their process of development.