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Technip Brazil team delivers 100th subsea tree system for Guyana project

TechnipFMC's Brazil location delivered its 100th subsea tree system for offshore projects in Guyana's Stabroek Block. This latest milestone points to the company's commitment to client success and its contribution to the development of Guyana's oil sector. “Achieving together is...

Exxon says has responded to draft audit report, awaits word from Guyana gov’t

Following a recent controversy surrounding an audit of Exxon’s expenses, ExxonMobil Guyana has issued a statement affirming its cooperation with the process. The company noted that it has provided the required responses and documents to address the points highlighted...

No room for maverick action in this government, says Jagdeo about Exxon audit controversy

Guyana's Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, stated unequivocally that the government does not condone rogue behaviour, stating, “There's no room for maverick action here in this government.”  The statement came as he addressed concerns about the Petroleum Unit of the...

Bids invited for Guyana’s oil marketing contract

Guyana’s Ministry of Natural Resources has invited bids for the provision of marketing services for the country’s oil entitlement from ExxonMobil’s Stabroek Block production. The contract is expected to be awarded late October to early November. The notice said the...

Guyana plans to publish draft gas strategy for consultations in two weeks – Jagdeo

Guyana's Vice President, Dr. Bharrat Jagdeo, announced during a recent press conference that the country is set to release a draft of its gas strategy within the next two weeks for public consultation. This comes as part of the...

Exxon projects only three three-month flaring phase for largest Guyana project

An Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) submitted by ExxonMobil for its latest proposed project in Guyana shows that the country's regulations for flaring at the start-up phase of oil production are stricter than those of the United States.  ExxonMobil’s Whiptail Project,...

Guyana bid round: No bids from Shell despite interest

Shell would have brought some much-needed competition to the Guyana basin by throwing in a bid in the country’s first licensing round. But when the bids were opened on Sept. 12, the major’s name was noticeably absent, leaving one...

“Cannot go back and renegotiate” – Pres. Ali reaffirms Guyana’s position on oil contract sanctity

In a recent interview with the BBC's Gideon Long, Guyana’s President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali reaffirmed his government's position of upholding the Stabroek Block Production Sharing Agreement even as calls persist for the renegotiation of the 2016 deal with...

Tullow nets US$777 million in H1 2023 revenues

Tullow Oil has released its half-year results for 2023, revealing revenue amounting to US$777 million, a gross profit of US$351 million, and a profit after tax of US$70 million. The company said the highlight of the period was its successful...

Guyana gov’t says it fully supports revenue authority’s role of auditing oil companies’ bills

As the Guyana Government edges closer to concluding its inaugural audit of ExxonMobil Guyana Limited's Stabroek Block expenses totalling US$1.7B, a hefty US$214M in disputed costs has been deemed the final sum. This development could push both local authorities...

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T&T Energy services firms report 56% drop in business volume and value in Q1 2026

Energy services companies in Trinidad and Tobago reported a sharp slowdown in activity in the first quarter of 2026,...