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ActionINVEST is latest Guyanese company to achieve ISO 9001 certification

With support from the Centre for Local Business Development (CLBD), ActionINVEST Caribbean Inc. (ACI), formerly ActionCOACH Guyana, has achieved the ISO 9001:2015 certification from the Global Compliance Service USA. This certification is the international standard for quality management systems. Executive...

Venezuela boosting crude blending, reaches highest level in 6 months

(Reuters) - Venezuela’s state-run Petroleos de Venezuela has boosted crude blending and upgrading to their highest levels in six months, according to company documents seen by Reuters on Wednesday, as exports rise despite strict U.S. sanctions. The upgraders are...

As Guyana operations move forward, ExxonMobil set to reduce European workforce by up to 1600

As exploration and production activities ramp-up offshore the South American country of Guyana, US oil major ExxonMobil plans to reduce staffing levels across a number of its European affiliates as part of an extensive global review outlined during the...

Noble announces contract extension for Tom Madden drillship as activities offshore Guyana ramp up

Noble Corporation announced Thursday that the ultra-deepwater drillship Noble Tom Madden has been awarded approximately 6.5 years of additional contract term under the Commercial Enabling Agreement (CEA) with ExxonMobil for work offshore Guyana.  The Noble Tom Madden was previously contracted until Mid-February 2024 and the additional...

Guyana’s energy costs to be halved in five years – Prime Minister

Prime Minister of the South American country of Guyana Brigadier (ret’d) Mark Phillips says the Government is targeting a 50 percent reduction in the cost of energy in five years as it remains committed to providing stable and reliable...

Former Guyana Presidential Advisor on oil told to retract ‘false and defamatory’ claims or face lawsuit

Lawyers representing Guyana’s former Minister of Natural Resources and the Environment, Robert Persaud, have issued a letter to former Presidential Advisor on Petroleum, Dr. Jan Mangal, requesting that he immediately retracts ‘false and defamatory’ statements on the award of...

For the first time in 100 years no rigs are searching for oil in Venezuela

Wells that once tapped the world’s largest crude reserves are abandoned or left to flare toxic gases that cast an orange glow over depressed oil towns in Venezuela, the New York Times said in a recent report. Refineries that once...

Close to US$100 million in shore base investments stalled in recent years – Vickram Bharrat

Improving the ease of doing business in the new oil producing country of Guyana is on the radar of the new government as it looks to expand investments in oil and gas as well as other sectors of the...

Brazil’s Supreme Court maintains Petrobras E&P divestment rules

(S&P Global) Brazil's Supreme Court maintained 2018 regulations that allowed state-led oil company Petrobras to sell exploration and production assets, in a majority decision handed down Oct. 2. This decision gave the company its second consecutive court victory in support...

Drillship company that discovered Liza well could soon file for bankruptcy

The world’s largest owner of deep-water oil rigs, Transocean, could soon be forced to file for bankruptcy after measures it took to stave off this very possibility, seem to be backfiring.   While on contract with ExxonMobil, Transocean drill ship,...

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Guyana has ‘clout’ at OTC 2026 as private sector delegation nears 100 businesses

Guyana is entering the Offshore Technology Conference 2026 with growing international attention, as the country’s private sector points to...