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Guyana closes 2022 with US$1.27 billion in oil revenues

The Guyana government published payments received in the Natural Resource Fund (NRF) in the final quarter of 2022 (October-December), revealing that the final profit oil lift sold in December returned US$83.808 million.  In December, US$207.6 million was also withdrawn as...

OPITO approved JV to partner with gov’t to equip ‘green’ Guyanese with basic O&G safety, training skills

ODITC – the 3T EnerMech OPITO Training Centre of Excellence is planning to introduce a new course in collaboration with the Guyana government, on basic oil and gas safety training for Guyanese looking to pursue careers in the sector. Alan...

TotalEnergies strikes more hydrocarbons at Isabella appraisal well in UK North Sea

TotalEnergies made an additional hydrocarbon find while appraising its Isabella discovery (P1820) in Block 30/12d-12, located in the Central North Sea of the UK Continental Shelf. This was reported by its partner in the license, Ithaca Energy. Hydrocarbons were encountered in...

Six Stabroek Block oil finds among the world’s 12 most valuable of 2022

S&P Global has determined that six discoveries made in Guyana’s Stabroek Block, are among the 12 most valuable oil discoveries made in 2022. In descending order, these are Lau Lau-1, Seabob-1, Barreleye-1, Fangtooth-1, Kiru Kiru-1 and Sailfin-1. They were ranked...

Seismic tests, license awards, exploration on the cards for Suriname in 2023 – Staatsolie

Suriname’s state energy company, Staatsolie, said offshore activity is being followed with great interest both locally and internationally. In 2023, the company expects there to be multi-block exploration, seismic tests, and new license awards. Suriname’s ongoing Demerara area competitive bid...

Lengthy licensing rounds, delayed regulatory approvals bad for investment-African Energy Chamber

Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber, NJ Ayuk, has said that delayed regulatory approvals and acreage licenses could be a serious setback for the petroleum industry. His comments were made in the context of a need for more investment...

Exxon looking to deliver more pay as drilling operations continue at Tarpon, Fangtooth

ExxonMobil’s campaign to find more hydrocarbons at Guyana’s largest block remains in high gear at the start of 2023 with exploration drilling operations continuing at the Tarpon and Fangtooth well sites. According to a notice from the Maritime Administration Department...

Lula takes Brazil’s reins, vowing to combat climate change, protect the Amazon

Luiz Inácio “Lula” da Silva has reassumed the Presidency of Brazil, the largest democracy and oil producer in Latin America. With this assumption, Lula delivered an impassioned speech about his plans to tackle inequality, discrimination and threats to Brazil’s...

Milestone approvals in 2022 could catapult Guyana to energy, business hotspot

The Guyana government approved two projects in 2022, that represent major milestones in the small South American nation’s mission to become a developed nation – Yellowtail and Gas-to-Energy. Both projects feature the involvement of oil major ExxonMobil and its...

Petrobras kick starts tender process for two new FPSOs

Brazil’s state-owned Petrobras launched a tender for the supply of two new floating, production, storage, and offloading (FPSO) vessels for its shared Atapu and Sépia reservoirs. Bids are expected in July next 2023, and Petrobras expects production to start in...

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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...