is a Trinidad and Tobago Company which began production in 1991. It is a subsidiary of the National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago. PPGPL has one of the largest gas processing facilities in Latin America and the Caribbean.
With the greatest depth of pride, The NGC Group of Companies joins Trinidad and Tobago in commemorating Emancipation Day.
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Independence Day Greetings to Trinidad and Tobago
The NGC Group of Companies congratulates you on 59 years of strength, self-determination and achievement.
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With the greatest depth of pride, The NGC Group of Companies joins Trinidad and Tobago in commemorating Emancipation Day.
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Celebrating 30 years of production
For the past 30 years, PPGPL's production has helped propel our country's natural gas industry to exceptional heights, exemplifying the boundless potential of Trinidad and Tobago's energy sector.
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Eid Mubarak to the Muslim community
A moment that brings the joy of our renewal. On this special occasion, let us rejoice in the renewal of our resolve, faith and courage.
NGC and its Subsidiaries saddened by passing of Minister of Energy
Chairman of The National Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Limited (NGC) and its group of companies, Mr. Conrad Enill, has expressed, shock, and sadness, on the news of the untimely passing of Minister of Energy and Energy Industries, Senator the Honourable Franklin Khan.
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Together, we build upon our faith, remembering that the promise of renewal and abundance will always be fulfilled. As we embrace a new beginning, let us work toward making the most of the divine gift of life.
Wishing you renewed faith and a holy Easter from The NGC Group of Companies
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TTNGL DECLARES PROFIT FOR 2020
Despite a challenging year, Trinidad and Tobago NGL Limited (‘TTNGL’/’Company’) recorded an after-tax profit of TT$5.8 million for the year ended 31 December 2020. This translated into earnings per share of TT$0.04.
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MILAT Gets a Face-Lift Courtesy PPGPL
Situated on the lush green acreage of the old Teachers’ Training College in Mausica is the home of The Military-Led Academic Training Program- MILAT. The program recently transferred to the Ministry of Youth Development and National Service is managed by the Trinidad and Tobago
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