Successful bids will be announced four months later. (Source: Shutterstock)
Thirteen blocks are available in Trinidad and Tobago’s 2023 Shallow Water Competitive Bidding Round.
On offer are Block 1(b), Block 2(ab), Block 2(d), Block 4(c), Block Lower Reverse L, Block Modified U(c), Guayaguayare (Offshore) Block, Block 21, Block 22(a), Block 22(b), Block NCMA 2, Block NCMA 3 and Block NCMA 4(a). The blocks are along the western, eastern, southern and northern coasts of Trinidad and Tobago, and many are adjacent to already licensed blocks.
The round launched Oct. 3 with bids due on April 2, 2024. Successful bids will be announced four months later.
There is no pre-bid fee required for participation, and the data package is available at no cost. An upstream activity map is also available.
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