Proman’s upstream company, DeNovo Energy, has changed its name to Proman Energy to bring its identity in alignment with the integral role of the parent company’s upstream business, ensuring greater visibility across its integrated value chain.
While revealing the name change to Proman Energy, the company explains that the move, which reflects its continued investment in Trinidad and Tobago, showcases its focus on building stronger partnerships and creating new opportunities.
Following its establishment in 2015, Proman Energy became Proman’s first foray into hydrocarbon extraction in the archipelagic state in the southern Caribbean, with a focus on monetizing proven natural gas reserves for the domestic energy sector.
After the company started commercial gas output from the Iguana field within Block 1a in 2018, helping to ease supply constraints for local petrochemical plants, it followed the start-up in 2022 with the launch of the Zandolie field , an unmanned, renewables-powered offshore facility built with high local content and designed to minimize methane slips.
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The gas player claims that this project demonstrates Proman’s strategy of integrating upstream development with sustainable innovations and local capacity-building to strengthen the regional gas supply chain.
“For more than 40 years, Proman has been a committed partner in Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector. This rebrand marks the next chapter in that journey – aligning our upstream business more closely with the wider Proman family, while maintaining our steadfast focus on HSSE, operational excellence, and reliable service,” emphasized the firm.