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Exxon, FPSO contractors support bringing qualified Guyanese pay in line with expatriates, says Natural Resources Minister

Guyana's call for qualified nationals to earn the same salaries as expatriates performing comparable offshore jobs has received backing from the country's largest oil and gas employers, according to Natural Resources Minister Vickram Bharrat.  Bharrat said both ExxonMobil Guyana, SBM...

ExxonMobil nears completion of TTUD-1 seismic survey offshore Trinidad

ExxonMobil is nearing completion of its seismic acquisition program on the TTUD-1 Block offshore Trinidad and Tobago, clearing the way for data processing and a detailed evaluation of the ultra-deepwater acreage. President of ExxonMobil Trinidad and Tobago Deepwater Limited Paul...

IEA forecasts 2026 oil demand to average 1 million b/d below 2025

Global oil demand is recovering from its May low as refined product supplies rebound, but the International Energy Agency (IEA) still expects average consumption in 2026 to be about 1 million barrels per day (b/d) lower than in 2025. “A...

Exxon, GGI partnership helping UG build long-term pipeline for Guyana’s future energy workforce

Building Guyana’s future energy workforce will require more than producing graduates. It will require identifying talent early, aligning university programs with industry needs, and creating pathways that move students from the classroom into technical and leadership roles. That is the...

ExxonMobil directs US$935,000 to Trinidad training, research and scholarships

ExxonMobil allocated US$935,000 to training, research and development, and scholarships for Trinidad and Tobago nationals during its first contract year on Block TTUD-1. The funding formed part of US$3.66 million paid directly to the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries...

Chevron licenses chemical technology for wider deployment in oil recovery

Chevron is opening the door for wider use of a technology it developed to help oil producers extract more crude from existing wells. The company announced on July 8 that its research arm, Chevron Technical Center, has signed a licensing...

Study identifies major oil-generating sweet spot near Suriname’s Block 52

A new basin modelling study has identified an area near Suriname’s Block 52 as the strongest oil-generating sweet spot along the Guyana-Suriname margin. GeoExpro published the study results on July 9, 2026. The research was conducted by Kenneth Shipper and...

Rebundling by local contractors limiting opportunities for smaller oil and gas businesses, former GCCI President says

Businessman and former Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) President Timothy Tucker has warned that Guyana’s efforts to broaden participation in the oil and gas sector through local content measures could be undermined by the continued re-bundling of...

GOAL expands access to oil and gas qualifications for Guyanese

Guyana’s oil production has surpassed 900,000 barrels per day, driven by output from the Stabroek Block developments operated by ExxonMobil Guyana and its co-venturers.  With the industry’s expansion, the notion that Guyanese must look overseas for oil and gas training...

Staatsolie gets fourth open acreage proposal in less than a month

Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname N.V. has received the fourth proposal under its Open Acreage model, extending a run of offshore proposal activity as Suriname works to advance its oil production ambitions. The state oil company announced on July 7, 2026, that...

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Cheaper power alone won’t build Guyana’s manufacturing sector

Lower electricity costs could make Guyana a more competitive place to manufacture goods, but affordable power alone will not...