While large projects such as the Liza Phase 2 development in Guyana are expected to get the greenlight by the of the year, so far sanctioning volumes year-to-date have reached 40% of resources planned to be sanctioned, driven by...
When US oil major ExxonMobil first started exploration activities at the Liza field the odds of finding oil at the high-risk Guyana basin was less than 20 percent. The giant discovery in 2015 of 800 million to 1.4 billion...
ExxonMobil Guyana will begin drilling development wells for the 220,000 barrels per day Liza Phase 2 Development project early 2020 and is already looking to bring in a fourth drill ship by the end of this year, to facilitate...
Offshore exploration in the South American country of Guyana is moving into another phase as UK-based Tullow Oil embarks on a drill campaign at the Orinduik block, making it the first attempt to find oil by a company outside...
The Liza Destiny, the first oil production vessel to be placed in Guyana has been officially dedicated by the South American country’s First Lady, Madam Sandra Granger.
In keeping with tradition and naming protocols, the dedication is performed by a...
Guyana accounts for 15 percent of conventional oil discoveries made globally since 2015 and from all indications, potential for more crude strikes offshore the South American country remains high.
Since the first giant Liza discovery announced back in May 2015,...
Chinese shipyard Shanghai Waigaoqiao Shipbuilding has launched the world’s first floating production, storage and offloading vessel built under SBM Offshore’s Fast4Ward design for phase 2 of the Liza Development offshore Guyana.
On June 8, the Liza Unity, built by Waigaoqiao...
US multinational investment bank, Morgan Stanley, believes that oil development plans in the South American country of Guyana remain intact despite political uncertainty and a recent report pointing to anti-corruption investigations into the award of oil blocks. In a...
The award of a second FPSO contract for the Liza project in Guyana is advancing Dutch floater specialist, SBM Offshore’s Fast4WardTM programme, moving it from plan to reality, the company said on Thursday.
Bruno Chabas, CEO of SBM Offshore, said the...
Singapore-based Dyna-Mac will be working on the topside modules for the 220,000 bpd Liza Unity floating production storage and offloading vessel for ExxonMobil’s second development offshore the South American country of Guyana.
According to a report in Upstream, Dyna-Mac confirmed...