INDUSTRIAL ESTATES

Union Industrial Estate

ENSURING THE FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO'S ENERGY SECTOR

The Union Industrial Estate is owned and managed by National Energy. Located in La Brea, within the south-western peninsular, the Estate is approximately 336 hectares, inclusive of buffer zones, corridors, drainage, utility reserves and river reserves.

• Caters for a mix of heavy and light downstream energy-based industries
• Fully-approved
• Includes a number of designated plots. These lands have been levelled and compacted and are ready for use
• Contains a total of 26 lots – 25 industrial plots of varying sizes and one plot for recreational purposes
• Infrastructure works, including fire, water and natural gas lines
• All utilities are available on site – natural gas, electricity, portable water, telecommunications and internet
• Current tenants: Caribbean Gas Chemical Limited, Trinidad Generation Unlimited and NGC (Natural Gas Receiving Facility)

La Brea Industrial Estate

ENSURING THE FUTURE SUSTAINABILITY OF TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO'S ENERGY SECTOR

Directly opposite the Union Industrial Estate is the La Brea Industrial Estate, owned and managed by the La Brea Industrial Development Company Limited (LABIDCO). The Estate consists of:

• 400 acres of fully developed land with infrastructure and utilities;
• A world-class fabrication yard;
• A deep-water port (Port of Brighton);
• 63 serviceable lots for light manufacturing and energy-based industries.

In 2018, the corridor of the La Brea Industrial Estate was expanded to accommodate the transportation of large modules, including a 1200-ton reformer, from the Port of Brighton to the Union Industrial Estate.