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First steel cut completed for Suriname’s GranMorgu FPSO across three shipyards

TotalEnergies has completed all three First Steel Cut ceremonies for the GranMorgu floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel. The events mark the start of the fabrication phase of the deepwater development project offshore Suriname. Ceremonies were held at three...

Nearly one in seven dollars of Exxon’s global profit came from Guyana in 2024

ExxonMobil’s oil operations offshore Guyana earned it US$4.73 billion in profit last year. That accounted for nearly one in every seven dollars, or 14.04%, of the company’s global profit of US$33.68 billion in 2024, up from just US$0.63 billion...

SBM Offshore targets GHG neutrality by 2025, advances emissions tools in Guyana

SBM Offshore says it is on track to become greenhouse gas (GHG) neutral from its own operations by 2025 and to use 100% renewable energy by 2030 for scope 1 and 2 emissions. The company has already achieved a...

MODEC, Carbon Clean sign MoU to advance FPSO-based carbon capture

MODEC Inc. and Carbon Clean Solutions Ltd. have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to accelerate the development and potential deployment of onboard carbon capture systems for offshore production vessels. This is according to a recent release from MODEC.  The...

Shell hires Subsea7 to support Aphrodite gas development offshore Trinidad

Shell has awarded a sizable subsea installation contract to Subsea 7 to support the development of the Aphrodite gas field offshore Trinidad and Tobago, the subsea engineering contractor said on Monday. The project, located in Block 5a within the East...

Linden-Mabura road to soon link South America’s oil giants, boost trade and integration

Guyana’s Linden to Mabura Hill road project will be spotlighted at the Caribbean-Brazil Summit on June 13 in Brasilia. The 121-kilometre roadway is being upgraded to link Guyana’s coast to its hinterland. It will also serve as a critical...

A historic year for Suriname’s energy sector: From SEOGS 2024 to 2025

Between the 2024 installment of the Suriname Energy Oil and Gas Summit and Exhibition (SEOGS) and its return this June, the country’s energy sector has experienced its most transformative changes to date.  Suriname is no longer standing at the edge...

Trinidad looks to Shell for increased Manatee gas volumes

Trinidad and Tobago’s Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries says it will work with Shell to explore opportunities to increase expected gas volumes from the Manatee field, as the government moves to tackle a domestic gas shortage and stabilize...

Letter-to-the-Editor: Guyana’s oil and gas sector is experiencing responsible growth

Dear Editor, I am constantly engaged with reports across a range of industries—none more prominent in recent years than the oil and gas sector in Guyana, which continues to attract attention from international organizations and potential investors. The recent oil spill...

Guyana seeks more carbon credit deals to fund climate goals

Guyana is pursuing new carbon credit agreements to support its climate adaptation and mitigation efforts, Minister of Natural Resources Vickram Bharrat has confirmed. “We are open to engagement with any company,” Bharrat told S&P Global during an interview in April....

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Guyana among nations overhauling petroleum laws to attract investment – GEOExPro

Guyana is among a group of countries that have introduced sweeping changes to their petroleum laws in a bid...