T&T’s vis­i­bil­i­ty at the re­cent­ly held Off­shore Tech­nol­o­gy Con­fer­ence 2026 has giv­en its en­er­gy sec­tor a need­ed boost as this coun­try’s ca­pa­bil­i­ties in en­er­gy ser­vices and sup­port was placed in fo­cus at the con­fer­ence.

T&T’s Pavil­ion at the event, which was host­ed by Ramps Lo­gis­tics, fea­tured lo­cal com­pa­nies Off­shore Con­trac­tors Lim­it­ed, Tanks-A-Lot Inc, Du­more En­ter­pris­es Lim­it­ed, Hook­mal­ly Ali Lim­it­ed, and El Do­ra­do Off­shore.

Not­ing com­ments made by Guyana’s Pres­i­dent Dr. Mo­hamed Ir­faan Ali on the open­ing day of the event with re­gard to the im­por­tant of en­er­gy bal­ance, Ramps stat­ed in a news re­lease that T&T’s vis­i­bil­i­ty at the event “is po­si­tion­ing the coun­try’s en­er­gy ser­vices sec­tor at a mo­ment when glob­al off­shore con­ver­sa­tions are in­creas­ing­ly fo­cussed on en­er­gy bal­ance, re­gion­al col­lab­o­ra­tion and the Caribbean’s grow­ing role in sup­port­ing the fu­ture of en­er­gy.”

Dale Lutch­man, vice pres­i­dent, sales and mar­ket­ing at Ramps Lo­gis­tics, said, “OTC con­tin­ues to re­in­force its role as the cen­tral meet­ing point for de­ci­sion-mak­ers shap­ing the fu­ture of off­shore en­er­gy across the Gulf of Amer­i­ca, the Caribbean, and South Amer­i­ca. The Caribbean basin, par­tic­u­lar­ly Trinidad and To­ba­go, Guyana, and Suri­name, is unique­ly po­si­tioned to con­tribute, of­fer­ing both re­source po­ten­tial and nat­ur­al ad­van­tages for car­bon man­age­ment with­in an in­creas­ing­ly com­plex glob­al en­er­gy land­scape.”

The T&T con­tin­gent at the event en­gaged in dis­cus­sions around off­shore de­vel­op­ment, re­gion­al sup­ply chains, lo­gis­tics path­ways, lo­cal sup­port, tech­nol­o­gy, work­force ca­pa­bil­i­ty, and new op­por­tu­ni­ties tied to Guyana, Suri­name, Trinidad and To­ba­go, and the wider Caribbean.

Ramps said the com­pa­nies par­tic­i­pat­ing in the Pavil­ion used OTC 2026 to demon­strate how Trinidad and To­ba­go’s en­er­gy ser­vices sec­tor can sup­port off­shore ac­tiv­i­ty across the re­gion, from fab­ri­ca­tion and car­bon cap­ture util­i­sa­tion (CCU) so­lu­tions to lo­gis­tics, work­force de­vel­op­ment, con­trac­tor ser­vices, equip­ment sup­port, and field ex­e­cu­tion.

The event ran from May 4 to May 7 in Hous­ton, Texas.