NGC Green denies owing CNG dealers more than $450K

Whol­ly state-owned Na­tion­al Gas Com­pa­ny of Trinidad and To­ba­go (NGC) has re­ject­ed claims that its sub­sidiary, NGC Green Com­pa­ny, owes each com­pressed nat­ur­al gas (CNG) op­er­a­tors or deal­ers more than $450,000 in out­stand­ing elec­tric­i­ty re­im­burse­ments, de­scrib­ing a no­tice post­ed at a San Fer­nan­do ser­vice sta­tion as false and mis­lead­ing.

In a re­lease sent to Guardian Me­dia fol­low­ing a re­quest for com­ment, NGC Green de­nied the al­le­ga­tions con­tained in the no­tice post­ed on the CNG dis­penser at the Car­rousel Ser­vice Sta­tion on Na­pari­ma Ma­yaro Road.

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The no­tice claims that NGC Green owes each CNG op­er­a­tor or deal­er more than $450,000 in re­im­burse­ments for in­dus­tri­al elec­tric­i­ty rates cov­er­ing March 2025 to the end of Oc­to­ber 2026.