(Belfast Telegraph) The pipeline has been shut to repair a crack in the pipe which was discovered last week during a routine inspection south of Aberdeen.
Operators Ineos said the repair would be more complicated than first thought as the...
(CARIBBEAN NEWS NOW) – Some four years after then leader of the opposition in Saint Lucia, Stephenson King, wrote to the governor general, Dame Pearlette Louisy, seeking clarification regarding an oil exploration licence purportedly granted to Colorado oilman Jack Grynberg...
As discussions continue on the nature and type of local content mechanism Guyana should adopt in order to ensure businesses in the South American country benefit from oil and gas opportunities, some private sector officials are signaling that stringent...
Country Manager of ExxonMobil Guyana, Rod Henson, told media representatives on Sunday evening that the company did indeed pay a US$18M signing bonus to Guyana.
Mr. Henson, speaking on the sidelines of a Public Lecture on Oil Spill Response Readiness...
The University of Guyana (UG) has begun accelerating its capacity building efforts in order to ensure adequate tertiary training is available in light of Guyana’s emerging oil & gas industry.
As such, UG has in recent weeks and months been...
Days after Guyana’s Minister of Natural Resources, Raphael Trotman, told law makers in the country’s 65-seat National Assembly that the government did indeed receive a ‘sum’ from US oil major ExxonMobil when a new agreement was inked in 2016,...
(Oilprice) Norway’s Petroleum Safety Authority said on Friday that it had determined that the order that had required a shutdown of the Goliat oil field in the Barents Sea has been complied with and the field’s operator Eni can...
Transparency Institute Guyana Incorporated (TIGI) has accused the Guyana Government of deliberately engaging in deception in its handling of an advance payment from US oil major, ExxonMobil.
The anti-corruption advocate’s repudiation came swiftly in wake of confirmation that the coalition...
Opposition Leader Bharrat Jagdeo is calling on Guyana’s Ministers of Finance and Natural Resources to immediately resign from government over the revelation that a ‘signing bonus’ was in fact paid by ExxonMobil.
The former President now Opposition Leader and General...
Minister of Natural Resources Raphael Trotman today confirmed that government has in fact received ‘advanced payments’ from US Oil Giant Exxon Mobil and its exploration partners -monies he said, have since been set aside to protect Guyana’s territorial integrity.
The...