Guardian ( Trinidad and Tobago )
11 June 2023 ( Page 16 )
Focus on energy, sustainability at conference
Leading energy stakeholders recently gathered for
the Caribbean Sustainable Energy Conference 2023
which took place at the Hyatt Regency in Port-ofSpain from June 5 to 7.
Themed, “From Ideas to Action” it signified the
transition from theoretical concepts and innovative
ideas to practical and feasible actions to address the
energy challenges facing the region.
Guardian photographer, Abraham Diaz, attended the
first two days of the conference, during which there
were a number of panels, presentations and
speeches.
Sponsors were also given the opportunity to host
exhibition areas. Day three of the event featured
tours of energy assets in T&T.
But, apart from the panels and speeches, the
Caribbean Sustainable Energy Conference 2023 also
presented networking opportunities for the
participants.
PICTURES ABRAHAM DIAZ - LEFT: Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries’
Timmy Baksh, left, with chairman, Kenesjay Green
Ltd’s Philip Julien./
CEO of the Energy Chamber of T&T, Thackwray
“Dax” Driver, left and Energy Chamber chairman
Jerome Dookie./
DeNovo Energy Ltd’s Kris Sookdeo, left, with TOSL
Engineering Ltd’s Russell Boodoo./
BP’s Luke Warren, left, with bpTT’s vice president,
corporate operations, Giselle Thompson./
National Energy Corporation’s, Nigel Woodsley,
left, with the Ministry of Energy’s, Hannibal Anyika
and Maintenance Management Services’ Derek
Cardinez./
National Gas Company of T&T commercial adviser,
Alana Williams Mc Pherson and National Gas
Company commercial adviser, Curtis Paltoo.
Atlantic Council’s Jason Marczak and Shell T&T Dr
Samantha Harris./
High Commission of Canada’s Michaeline Narcisse,
and Kenson’s Renee Ferguson./
Nu-Iron Unlimited’s Jason Marson, left, with
Subsea 7’s Michael Gow.