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The En­vi­ron­men­tal Man­age­ment Au­thor­i­ty (EMA) held a stake­hold­er en­gage­ment ses­sion with up­stream oil and gas op­er­a­tors on Tues­day to dis­cuss the Cer­tifi­cate of En­vi­ron­men­tal Clear­ance per­mit­ting process.

The meet­ing was fa­cil­i­tat­ed by Chair­man Doolar Ram­lal and Man­ag­ing Di­rec­tor (Ag.) Wayne Ra­jku­mar, along with mem­bers of the Cer­tifi­cate of En­vi­ron­men­tal Clear­ance Unit. Rep­re­sen­ta­tives at­tend­ed from BP Trinidad and To­ba­go LLC, EOG Re­sources Trinidad Lim­it­ed, Lease Op­er­a­tors Lim­it­ed, Her­itage Pe­tro­le­um Com­pa­ny Lim­it­ed, 360 Oil and Gas Lim­it­ed, A&V Oil and Gas Lim­it­ed, Exxon­Mo­bil Trinidad and To­ba­go Deep­wa­ter Lim­it­ed, Peren­co Trinidad and To­ba­go Lim­it­ed, Touch­stone Ex­plo­ration (Trinidad) Lim­it­ed, Sum­mit En­er­gy Ser­vices Lim­it­ed and Shell Trinidad & To­ba­go Lim­it­ed.

Chair­man Ram­lal stat­ed that the Board of Di­rec­tors is fo­cused on im­prov­ing ap­pli­ca­tion pro­cess­ing and de­ter­mi­na­tions while sup­port­ing Gov­ern­ment pol­i­cy on ease of do­ing busi­ness and sus­tain­able de­vel­op­ment.