Trinidad and Tobago's Hydrocarbon Production Increases in 2025 with Highest Condensate Output in Five Years

Trinidad and Tobago's condensate output is projected to reach 8,257 barrels per day in 2025, surpassing previous year's averages. Overall crude oil and condensate production is also expected to achieve an average of 53,666 barrels per day, exceeding 2024 figures. Natural gas production averages 2,547 MMscf/d, showing a slight increase from 2024. The Ministry of Energy reports enhanced exploration activity, with the highest number of rig days recorded in seven years. Notable increases in ammonia and methanol exports are also reported.

Published Mar 25, 2026

Trinidad and Tobago's condensate production is on track for its highest level in five years, averaging 8,257 barrels per day from January to November 2025. This output exceeds the full-year averages of the previous four years.

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The country's crude oil and condensate output is projected to average 53,666 barrels per day, surpassing the 2024 average of 50,870 barrels per day. Natural gas production averages 2,547 MMscf/d, a slight increase from 2024.

Significant exploration activity has been noted, with 1,472 rig days recorded, the highest in seven years. Overall increases in ammonia and methanol exports were also reported.