BP and shell jointly bid for tedo renewable energy project
BP's Trinidad and Tobago (Trinidad and Tobago) limited liability company (BPTT) recently submitted a bid to the Ministry of energy and energy industry (MEEI) of Trinidad and Tobago. BP and Dutch Shell will cooperate to develop a commercial scale solar power project in Trinidad and Tobago. In the latest news released on October 4, the chamber of Commerce for energy in Trinidad and Tobago said that this project is Claire, the regional president of BPTT. Fitzpatrick revealed in a speech at the opening ceremony of BP's world energy statistics review. "[MEEI] issued a letter of intent in 2017 for renewable energy projects on the scale of public utilities. We evaluated the expressions we received and invited the shortlisted companies to enter the proposal phase that ended at the end of June 2019.
2026-10-17
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