Trinidad and Tobago Secures U.S. License for Dragon Gas Field Development
Trinidad and Tobago has received an Office of Foreign Assets Control license from the United States Department of the Treasury to develop the Dragon Gas project, indicating a pivotal step in cross-border energy cooperation with Venezuela.
- Trinidad and Tobago Attorney General John Jeremie announced the receipt of an Office of Foreign Assets Control license, crucial for advancing the Dragon Gas field development.
- The United States Department of the Treasury issued the license, allowing Trinidad and Tobago to collaborate on gas extraction efforts that could benefit both nations and Venezuela.
- This initiative marks a significant enhancement in energy relations, as Trinidad and Tobago seeks to leverage resources in the Dragon Gas field located near Venezuela.
Por Qué Es Relevante
The development of the Dragon Gas project signifies a strategic engagement in energy resources between Trinidad and Tobago and Venezuela, potentially impacting regional energy security and economic partnerships. This license from the United States Department of the Treasury reflects a shift in U.S. foreign policy that could influence future energy collaborations in the region.