Speakers & Agenda

Speakers

Feature Speakers

  • Dr. Hon. Terrance Drew

    Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis

  • Dr. Thackwray Driver

    President and CEO
    Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago

  • Jerome Dookie

    Chairman
    Energy Chamber of Trinidad and Tobago

  • David Campbell

    President
    bpTT

  • Erik Keskula

    Chief Executive Oficer
    Heritage Petroleum

  • Anthony Sabga III

    Group CEO
    Ansa McAl

  • Vicente Hurtado

    Head of Unit the CBAM, Energy and Green Taxation Unit
    European Commission

  • Rodrigo Vaz

    Director – Upstream, S&P Global Commodity Insights

  • Shaun Toralde

    Global Geothermal Segment Leader
    Weatherford

  • Jean-Noël de Charentenay

    Deputy CEO
    HDF Energy

  • Pradeepa Bholanauth

    Senior Director for Climate and REDD+
    Ministry of Natural Resources
    Guyana

  • Ria Jharap

    Clean Energy Specialist
    USAID
    (Suriname)

  • Dr. Tyrone Kalpee

    Vice President Business Transformation
    Atlantic

  • Neilsen Beneby

    Director of Renewable Energy Systems
    Emera Caribbean

  • Dave Ramnarine

    Team Lead
    Chemical Process and Asset Integrity Solutions
    TOSL Engineering

  • Keith Bally

    Coordinator
    GHG/EOR Steering Committee

  • Philip Julien

    Chairman
    Kenesjay Green

DAY 3 - TOUR OF TGU

A tour has become a staple of the Caribbean Sustainable Energy Conference. In 2023 we visited Proman facilities on the Pt Lisas Estate. In 2024 we will be visiting the TGU power plant. The country’s most energy efficient power producing asset.

Trinidad Generation Unlimited (TGU) owns and manages a major fuel-efficient 720-megawatt (MW) combined-cycle power plant in La Brea,

The TGU facility is the largest combined-cycle power plant in the Caribbean and currently supplies approximately 50% of Trinidad and Tobago’s electrical energy. TGU is owned by the National Investment Fund Holding Company Limited (NIF); the latter is a wholly owned entity of the Government of the Republic of Trinidad and Tobago (GORTT).

TGU is fully staffed by nationals whose exceptional expertise and performance allow us to meet the rigid standards of health, safety and environment (HSE), as well as operability and reliability of the facility.

During the tour, participants will learn about combined cycle technology, safety considerations and operations of the facility.