Dear Editor,
I believe that oil-producing CARICOM States must remain alert to evolving geopolitical developments in the wider region, particularly those involving Venezuela and increased engagement by major global powers.
Such developments, whether political or diplomatic, can have broader implications for...
Dear Editor,
Guyana’s oil and gas sector has often been described as resilient and profitable, even amid industry challenges. This resilience is evident in ongoing oil and gas operations, which demonstrate Guyana can weather competitiveness and maintain oil profitability.
A resilient...
Dear Editor,
When I was small, I used to watch the boats glide along the Essequibo, listening to elders speak of a future that seemed far away, a future where Guyana could stand on its own feet. Oil was just...
Dear Editor,
The recent incident involving the United States and Venezuela is a reminder that geopolitical tensions do not exist in a vacuum. For Guyana, and for the wider Caribbean, developments like these deserve careful attention, not panic. It requires...
Dear Editor,
As an economics student, I see the decision of the World Trade Center Association to establish a presence in Guyana as more than a business milestone; it is a clear signal of how far our country has come...
Dear Editor,
I must commend the Guyana Oil and Gas Energy Chamber and the Government Technical Institute for helping young Guyanese gain real skills for jobs in the oil and gas industry. This partnership is a positive and timely move,...
Dear Editor,
There has been a lot of discussion recently about Guyana’s oil production reaching the point where, on paper, every citizen now accounts for about one barrel of oil per day. This milestone is more than just an impressive...
Dear Editor,
As a public analyst, I have been closely monitoring the performance of the global oil industry in recent years. Notably, ExxonMobil’s progress in Guyana stands out, and 2025 has already marked another phase of significant development that contributes...
Dear Editor,
Christmas in Guyana has always had its own rhythm, with early cleaning, pepperpot bubbling before sunrise and every street corner glowing with lights. But this year, as the oil economy grows, many people are quietly asking a fair...
Dear Editor,
Every week we hear the same tired chorus about Guyana’s oil sector: the contract is bad, the companies are exploiting us, nothing is changing and we are “not seeing the benefits". But anyone who has been paying attention...
