GtE pipeline not ruptured – EPA, MARAD reject opposition’s claim
See joint statement from the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Maritime Administration Department (MARAD):
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the Maritime Administration Department...
Gas-to-Energy project enters final phase
Guyana’s transformative Gas-to-Energy project has entered a decisive stage, with engineers now preparing to introduce natural gas into the system and working around the...
Local content loopholes closed, opportunities boosted for Guyanese – Bharrat
Deliberate action to close loopholes in Guyana’s local content framework has significantly reduced the practice of “rent-a-citizen” arrangements, paving the way for broader and...
Guyanese company achieves historic first with new offshore pipe fabrication scope
Georgetown, Guyana - June 13, 2026: Government officials, industry representatives and private sector stakeholders gathered at Friedlander Guyana's facility on June 9 to celebrate...
Balance in Natural Resources Fund stands at US$4.1B
Finance Minister, Dr. Ashni Singh on Friday presented Notification of Receipts to the National Assembly of all petroleum revenues paid into the Natural Resource...
Guyana in high-level talks with the US on energy, defence
Guyana and the United States have been engaged in a series of high-level talks aimed at strengthening bilateral relations across key areas, including energy,...
Guyana is set to exceed 1 million barrels of oil per day by year-end
Guyana is expected to exceed one million barrels of oil production per day by the end of 2026, as the government intensifies its call...
Govt moves to expand local content into finance, insurance sectors
President Dr Irfaan Ali on Tuesday announced that expanding the local content framework to include additional areas such as financial services and insurance are in the works as Government plans to not only diversify opportunities for Guyanese firms but also strengthen the financial ecosystem as it underpins transformative investments here and regionally.
Pay or lose licence – Govt gives Ghanaian company ultimatum over US$17M oil block...
Government on Tuesday announced that after nearly six months of Ghanaian company Cybele Energy promising to pay the US$17 million singing bonus on the awarded Oil Block S7 and racking up nearly US$4 million in default interest, a warning has been issued to the company to pay up or forfeit its licence. In response, the company has promised to pay 30 per cent by the end of this week.
US showing “incredible interest” in Guyana’s onshore gas projects
As Guyana pursues the development of its natural gas resources, President Dr Irfaan Ali says that there are significant interests from major players in...
































