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24 Guyanese trainee technicians return for placement on Liza Destiny FPSO

The first group of Guyanese operations and maintenance trainees recently returned to the South American country after an extensive 18-month training programme in Canada organized by ExxonMobil Guyana. The company said in an update on Tuesday they will soon be...

INTO THE DEEP: At 8,000 meters Tanager-1 is the deepest well ever to be drilled by ExxonMobil offshore Guyana

FAST FACTS The Tanager-1 well has a target total depth of 8,000 metres making it the deepest well ever drilled by ExxonMobil offshore Guyana. The previous deepest well was Ranger-1 at 6,450 meters. It will take an estimated 90 days to drill. The...

SBM Offshore to acquire 75% equity in SBM Installer JV

Ocean Yield has agreed to sell its 75% equity in the SBM Installer diving support and construction vessel owned by OS Installer Limited which is a joint venture owned 75% by Ocean Yield and 25% by SBM Holding Inc...

Guyana now in the big league – exporting crude to Europe, China and India – Bobby Gossai Jr.

Guyanese economist Bobby Gossai Jr says with the level of investment being made in Guyana’s oil and gas sector and the country becoming the newest oil producer in the region, it is no longer a “small country” but is...

‘Leaving the oil in the ground’ is not an option for Guyana – Vice President

Vice President of Guyana, Dr Bharrat Jagdeo believes that it is unrealistic to call for the developing South American country to leave its giant oil discoveries - made over the past five years – undeveloped, while the needs of...

Guyana will change “beyond all recognition” – Greg Quinn

British High Commissioner to Guyana, Greg Quinn, says the South American country is about to experience a transformation “beyond all recognition,” with a more affluent consumer base and growing economic opportunities for its population of just over 770,000. Quinn was...

ExxonMobil seeking ‘appropriate resolution’ as EPA threatens court action over fine

Guyana’s Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says it will be moving to the court soon as a result of ExxonMobil’s decision not to pay the fine imposed over hydraulic fluid spills that occurred earlier this year at the offshore Stabroek...

Over 3 million bpd to be sanctioned in Guyana, Brazil even as industry takes a hit globally

Oil projects off the coast of South America have lower breakeven prices and competitive payback times in comparison to similar projects in other parts of the world, which makes them more resilient in the current turbulent times, Norway-based Rystad...

Payara review included in-depth assessment of eleven key areas

Through the engagement of a specialist firm in December 2019, the in-depth review of the Field Development Plan (FDP), Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) and supporting documents for the Payara development also included an assessment of eleven key areas of...

Venezuela oil production plummets as Guyana output set to soar

The country with the largest oil reserves in the world could soon be producing none of it. Venezuela—one of the world’s earliest and (at one time) largest oil producers, as well as a founding member of OPEC—could soon be producing close to...

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Staatsolie locks in 20% participation in GranMorgu with US$1.6B loan

Staatsolie Maatschappij Suriname N.V. has secured a US$1.6 billion bank loan to finance its 20% participation in the GranMorgu...