.... Palaeogene sandstones are described in stratigraphic order from Trinidad and Barbados and include the Chaudière, Pointe-à-Pierre, Scotland, San Fernando, Cipero (Angostura sandstone unit) and Nariva formations. The Paleocene–Eocene sandstones of the Chaudière, Pointe-à-Pierre and Scotland formations have...

... , G.D. , 2007 , Paleogene slope deposits; Examples from the Chaudière, Pointe-a-Pierre and San Fernando formations, Central Range, Trinidad , Kennan , L. , Pindell , J. , Rosen , N. , The Paleogene of the Gulf of Mexico and Caribbean Basins, Processes, Events and Petroleum Systems...

... to San Fernando, a distance of 350 km. This line will function with 2 storage plants for liquid products and gas liquids, 1 in Linares and the other in San Fernando, and with 3 pump stations. It is estimated that this new line will be in service at the end of 1966, and will supply the provinces south...

... and was abandoned. Party-months of geologic and geophysical work in 1969 are shown in Table 63 . Texaco Trinidad Inc. conducted seismic surveys over an area of 82,700 acres in 3 marine areas—San Fernando Bay, Galeota Point, and along the south coast of Trinidad. These were shallow-water surveys employing...

... in the future, is the new concession activity which took place in Argentina, Perú, Ecuador, Colombia, Panama, Nicaragua, Honduras, Guatemala, Jamaica, and Puerto Rico; further, there is a suggestion that bids for new acreage soon will be requested for the offshore area between Trinidad and Tobago and possibly...

... and statistical tables accompany these sections on the individual countries. This year the report on Trinidad was prepared for the first time by the newly established Ministry of Petroleum and Mines for Trinidad and Tobago. Also, as a special feature this year, the reader’s attention is directed to the wildcat...

...% of the country’s demand, an excess of 39,200 tons was exported, mainly to Argentina and Brazil. The Concepción-San Fernando pipeline started operation under normal conditions in July 1967. Connected to the Concón-Maipú (Santiago)-San Fernando pipeline, it allows both ENAP refineries a better distribution...

... r e , Vol. 47, p. 562, 1893. 1893 April 15 Trinidad VI At 5.33 p.m. In Port-of-Spain; a very sharp shock with oscillation from east to west. In San Fernando crowds of people ran outdoors. --Port-of-Spain Gazette, 17.4.1893. 1893 April 24 --Port-of-Spain Gazette, 25.4.1893. Trinidad (III) At 9.37 a.m...

... with pipeline breaks. Production decreased less precipitously in Argentina, Colombia, Bolivia, and Chile. Trinidad and Tobago reported the largest volume increase (12.3%) followed by Brazil (4.2%) and Peru (9.2%); in each, offshore activities were responsible for these production increases and perhaps the most...

... was reached in November owing mostly to the throughput of Occidental’s new northern branch feeder line becoming operational in early 1978. Trinidad: Oil production in Trinidad and Tobago reached a new high in February of 240,333 b/d largely because of Amoco’s maximum production level of 148,590 b/d...

... FIGURE 2 —Locality maps. A) Detailed locality map, San José Calcareous Silt Member at Manzanilla Bay, northeast Trinidad. B) Cipero Formation section, near San Fernando, southwest Trinidad FIGURE 3 —Cumulative curves of lnE versus sample number for the Cipero Formation; curves commencing...

... industrial importance. Concepción-San Fernando pipeline .—Early in 1966 construction began on this pipeline, which will have a length of 350 km. During the year, 230 km of the line was constructed. It has been estimated that the project will be finished and in operation in April, 1967. When connected...

... their holdings in January 1975 by 12,890 sq km retaining 57,490 sq km. Fig. 22 —Trinidad and Tobago, oil fields, important exploratory wells of 1975, and licensed marine areas. By ANDRES CENTONZIO, Department of Natural Resources, San Juan During 1975 there were 2 exclusive prospecting...

... . The Geological Society of Trinidad and Tobago, San Fernando, Trinidad, 86 – 101 . Jones , R.W. 1999 . Forties Field (North Sea) Revisited: a Demonstration of the Value of Historical Micropalaeontological Data . In : Jones , R.W. & Simmons , M.D. (Eds), Biostratigraphy in Production...

... and the Gulf of Paria , in Mann , P. , ed., Caribbean Basins : Amsterdam, Netherlands, Elsevier , p. 495 – 557 . Bolli , H.M. , 1957 , Planktonic foraminifera from the Eocene Navet and San Fernando formations of Trinidad, B.W.I. , in Loeblich , A.R. , Tappan , H. , Beckmann...

..., 1995 , Port-of-Spain, Trinidad and Tobago, West Indies, Transactions, Geological Society of Trinidad and Tobago, San Fernando , p. 327 – 340 . Burnett , W.C. 1974 . Phosphorite deposits from the sea floor of Peru and Chile, radiochemical and geochemical investigations concerning...

...., Transactions of the Second Geological Conference of the Geological Society of Trinidad and Tobago : Geological Society of Trinidad and Tobago , San Fernando , p.  70–87 . Pettijohn F. J. Potter P. E. Siever...

...: Trinidad and Tobago experienced a record high level of production with 229,081 BOPD. The increase was the result of Amoco’s offshore production rise from 117,800 BOPD in 1976 to 135,483 BOPD in 1977. The writer acknowledges with thanks and appreciation the collaboration and professional dedication...

.... This resulted in 1 gas and 9 oil discoveries for a success rate of 59%. Development drilling was up 21% to 913,213 ft, in a total of 160 holes. Production data are reported on Table 1 . By Luis Blanche, Codremi, Puerto Rico, and by Petroconsultants, S.A., Geneva, Switzerland In Trinidad and Tobago...

... this fossil in the Hantkenina marls of Trinidad are present in Barbados and the coincidence is so perfect that H. Nageli could state from a sample of a Barbadian test well that it “could almost be from the Hospital Hill of San Fernando” (private report, dated 15/4/36). It seems therefore permissible...