Guyana’s Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) report for the fiscal year 2022 noted that the counytry's extractive revenues totaled US$1.58 billion (approx. GY$331.52 billion). The oil and gas sector contributed the majority, accounting for $1.49 billion (GY$313.19 billion) or...
Dear Editor,
Having now entered the new year, Guyanese are both anxious and hopeful for their financial future. Since the country began producing oil in 2019, many of us have been at the edge of our seats waiting impatiently to...
The Guyana government said an apparent plan by Venezuela to host an election in the Essequibo region is a clear violation of the Argyle Agreement - an agreement the two countries signed in December 2023 to keep the peace.
On...
Since 2015, Guyana has emerged as the global leader in oil discoveries, with unmatched volumes boosting its position in the energy sector, according to Rystad Energy.
The Norway-based intelligence company ranked Guyana against 19 other countries. They estimate that Guyana’s...
Stena Drilling continues to prioritize local talent in its offshore operations, with over 100 Guyanese now forming a key part of its crew complement.
Stena’s International Logistics Manager, Richard Wells shared this detail via a LinkedIn video update.
Stena DrillMAX en...
Stuart Young, Minister of Energy and Energy Industries of Trinidad and Tobago, will be the country’s next Prime Minister. He is set to replace Dr. Keith Rowley, who said last week that he will resign from the post ahead...
Sometime this year, ExxonMobil Guyana is expected to submit the Field Development Plan (FPD) for its Hammerhead project - the 7th proposed development for the Stabroek Block.
President Alistair Routledge shared this during his recent appearance on the Energy Perspectives...
The American Petroleum Institute (API) has condemned reports that the Biden administration plans to ban new oil and natural gas activity across millions of acres of federal waters. API President and Chief Executive Officer Mike Sommers called the move...
ExxonMobil Guyana’s President, Alistair Routledge, has hailed 2024 as a year of exemplary safety performance for the company.
“I'm happy to say we had a strong safety year in 2024, a platform that we expect to build on…So, first and...
ExxonMobil is preparing to undertake more drilling activities at its Ranger-1 discovery in the Stabroek Block in 2025, according to Alistair Routledge, President of ExxonMobil Guyana, who shared insights during a recent episode of Energy Perspectives. The Ranger find,...