BP in Trinidad and Tobago gave the go-ahead to two new gas developments, Cassia compression and Matapal, offshore Trinidad, the company said on Dec. 14.
BP will build a new platform, Cassia C, and first gas from the facility is expected in third-quarter 2021.
Matapal will be a three-well subsea tieback to the Juniper platform. With production capacity of 400 million standard cubic feet of gas per day, first gas from Matapal is expected in 2022, BP said in a statement.
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