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Guyanese firms needed to support Gas-to-Energy project

LNDCH4 has commenced the initial phase of its vendor and supplier identification in Guyana, with a view of developing a register of Guyanese firms to provide goods and services.  The joint venture of Lindsayca and CH4 has a tremendous task...

Guyana has already plugged US$100 million into Gas-to-Energy project – Jagdeo

Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, Vice President of Guyana, said the government has contributed US$100 million from the treasury towards the Gas-to-Energy project. The project's total cost is $US1.8 billion of which Guyana will plug US$759 million. It aims to establish a facility...

Liza 2 was second highest producing project in South America in 2022 – GlobalData

Data analytics and information service, GlobalData, said ExxonMobil’s Liza Phase 2 project offshore Guyana had the second-highest oil and condensate production in South America in 2022. It expects the project to produce until 2043. Below is a chart showing the...

Dispute resolution crucial to Guyana’s ability to keep attracting investments

The stay of execution granted by an Appellate Court Judge on a recent High Court order will go down well for Guyana’s global reputation, says Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo. The High Court’s order had compelled an ExxonMobil-led consortium...

Vreed-en-Hoop Port owner aims to eliminate reliance on foreign bases for Guyana operations

The Vreed-en-Hoop Shore Base (VEHSI) developers aim to create a state-of-the-art oil service facility that can essentially see Guyana relying less on outside help.  Director, Nick Boyer outlined in a recent update that VEHSI will have space for expansion to...

Judge orders Exxon to lodge US$2B oil spill guarantee, grants stay of execution on previous ruling

Guyana’s Appellate Court on Thursday granted ExxonMobil and its co-venturers a stay to the Supreme Court judgment that required it to provide an unlimited Parent Company Guarantee Agreement/or Affiliate Company Guarantee Agreement.  Failure to comply would have resulted in the...

Asset Managing Giants hold talks with Guyana on being part of oil development

Guyana’s remarkable oil developments have attracted the attention of Black Rock, the world’s largest asset manager, along with other American heavyweights like Bank of America. Top officials from these companies, as well as Hess Corporation, Capital Group, MFS Investment...

Suriname’s deepwater bid round closed

Suriname’s Staatsolie has announced the successful closure of its 2022-2023 Demerara Bid Round, where six blocks were up for grabs.  According to Staatsolie, it received qualified bids for three of the blocks offered from several companies and/or consortia.  “We thank all...

Guyana oil fund closed May with US$1.57 billion

Guyana’s fifth profit oil lift for the year was sold for GY$18.17 billion (approximately US$87 million). A Bank of Guyana report indicated payment for the sale of this lift represented the only inflow to the Natural Resource Fund (NRF)...

Just a few squeaky wheels calling for end to hydrocarbons, says Trinidad Energy Minister

Stuart Young, Trinidad and Tobago's Minister of Energy and Energy Industries has argued in favour of a balanced approach to energy production, acknowledging the transition challenges to renewable energy sources and the essential role of hydrocarbon-based resources in the...

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The Oil Pollution Prevention, Preparedness Response and Responsibility Act: Liability 

In my last piece, I gave an overview of Guyana’s new Oil Pollution Prevention, Preparedness Response and Responsibility Act...