In what way does the telecommunications industry benefit from the arrival of new investors?
In what way does the telecommunications industry benefit from the arrival of new investors?
In September 2014 the 2014/15 national budget of Trinidad and Tobago was predicted to be TT$60.35bn ($9.3bn) for the fiscal year. This budget was based on the assumption that oil prices would not dip below $80 a barrel. However, they continue to fluctuate and have averaged just below $60 a barrel. The decline brings the need for diversification into a focus today....
Trinidad and Tobago has not been immune to the effects of the recent global crisis on the financial services industry. The energy sector – the largest contributor to the local economy – has also been significantly affected by the global downturn, culminating in the sharp fall in oil prices over the last year.
How will a liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal help the Philippines meet its energy security goals and develop the local natural gas industry?
To what extent will the award of the feed-in-tariff (FIT) encourage investment in renewable energy?
To what extent can regulations be improved to further encourage private sector activity?
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