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Around one-third of Guyana’s offshore acreage could be up for grabs in new bid round

Guyana is set to auction off portions of its offshore oil basin – dubbed the world’s hottest offshore play, before the end of 2022. A map of the Guyana Basin (dated August 17) shows that almost a third of the...

Tullow CEO: Weigh Capricorn merger deal against real opportunities, not spreadsheets

Palliser Capital, a 5% stakeholder in Capricorn Energy, sees the proposed merger with Tullow Oil as a poorly disguised attempt by the latter to take over Capricorn, and urged the board to consider alternatives. But Chief Executive Officer of Tullow...

Guyana remains highly competitive as exploration shrinks globally

The small South American country of Guyana, unknown to the world of oil and gas just seven years ago, is now one of the most active regions globally even as companies opt for less risk which is seeing a...

The 2019 addendum to the Stabroek PSA does not equate to renegotiation

By Joel Bhagwandin – OilNOW Summary The proponents who are propagating the argument that the Addendum to the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) of 2016 is equated to a form of renegotiation of the contract; are peddling a dangerously false narrative...

Two firms bid to supply 30,000 home solar energy systems, in aid of Guyana’s transition

Guyana’s National Procurement and Tender Administration Board (NPTAB) received two bids for the supply of 30,000 solar photo voltaic home energy systems, supporting the country’s hinterland energy plan. Rajasthan Electronics & Instrument Ltd.’s entered a bid for US$8,387,462. Premier Energy Ltd....

Maersk Supply creates ‘cleaner’ fuel option for offshore supply vessels

Maersk Supply Service is offering its customers the option to reduce carbon emissions from offshore operations with a new fuel mix. The product – ECO Offshore – successfully trialled a blend of low-carbon biofuel with marine gas oil aboard the anchor handler Maersk Tender, in partnership with Dutch...

Delivering Guyana’s biggest transformational project could exceed US$2 billion, economist says its worth it

As the Guyana government and the Stabroek Block co-venturers move forward to develop the Gas-to-Energy project, costs could exceed US$2 billion. This is based on the sum of cost estimates for the onshore plants and the pipeline. ExxonMobil estimates...

Guyana’s first oil block auction: What to expect

All eyes will be on Guyana come September when the country opens its first offshore bid round. This will be a major step for Guyana, a country that has never handed out oil licenses through a competitive process. Oil and...

Maersk Resolute rig secured for additional five-well drilling with Petrogas in Dutch North Sea

Petrogas E&P Netherlands B.V. has secured Maersk Drilling’s harsh environment jack-up rig ‘Resolute’ for an additional five-well drilling work scope, amending a previous agreement. An option included in the original contract will be replaced by the newly entered five-well contract,...

T&T government, Shell discuss possible restructure of Atlantic LNG

A potential restructure of Trinidad and Tobago’s Atlantic LNG dawns as a team of top government officials led by the Prime Minister Keith Rowley recently engaged with Shell Global at its Hague headquarters to discuss future developmental plans for...

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Surinamese graduates in GranMorgu training program meet SBM Offshore CEO in Malaysia

Surinamese graduates participating in the training program linked to the GranMorgu offshore oil development met with SBM Offshore’s CEO...