Viridien has started the first phase of its Guyana legacy 3D reimaging project, covering more than 10,000 sq km of existing 3D seismic data from the Kaieteur, Georgetown, Kanuku and Corentyne surveys. Early-out results are expected in the first quarter of 2027.Viridien has started the first phase of its Guyana legacy 3D reimaging project, covering more than 10,000 sq km of existing 3D seismic data from the Kaieteur, Georgetown, Kanuku and Corentyne surveys. Early-out results are expected in the first quarter of 2027.
Guyana’s president says his country has seen an increase in oil revenue as the Iran conflict reshapes global markets. President Mohamed Irfaan Ali insists he does not want Guyana to depend solely on its oil wealth. In recent months, oil revenues in the South American country have increased sharply as the US-Israel war on Iran […]
Guyana’s oil production has climbed above 900,000 bpd and is on track to approach 1.7 MMbpd by the end of the decade as the country continues to expand offshore development and exploration, Natural Resources Minister Vickram Bharrat said.
Guyana is strengthening energy partnerships across the Caribbean as the country’s rapidly expanding offshore oil sector drives closer regional cooperation on upstream development, infrastructure and energy security.
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas said it made significant progress across its Atlantic Margin exploration portfolio during its fiscal year ended March 31, highlighting strategic partnerships with bp and Navitas Petroleum that advance exploration activities in Namibia, Guyana and South Africa.
Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas, the oil and gas exploration company focused on the offshore Atlantic Margins, has received formal Ministerial approval from the Ministry of Industries, Mines and Energy of Namibia for the Section 11 assignment relating to the Company’s previously announced farm-out of its 85% participating interest in Petroleum Exploration Licence 98 (‘PEL 98’), offshore Namibia, to an arm’s-length wholly Namibian-owned company, Lamda Energy.
The West African country of Ghana is moving ahead with a second major gas-to-energy project despite the many troubling experiences encountered during its first, a situation that mirrors Guyana’s own struggles with the controversial Wales Gas-to-Energy Project.
Let me show you how ExxonMobil is no longer an investor in Guyana, but is instead using Guyana’s own oil to enrich itself, while the country is left waiting, and the politicians remain silent.
ExxonMobil and Halliburton have completed what the companies describe as the industry’s first fully automated closed-loop geological well placement system during offshore drilling operations in Guyana.
The Government of Guyana, through its Ministry of Natural Resources, is advancing a large-scale 3D multi-client seismic acquisition program offshore, supported by geoscience company Viridien.