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Chevron eyes further oil development in Guyana with US$53 Billion buyout of Hess Corporation

With its eyes set on the Stabroek Block, oil giant Chevron Corporation announced, today, that it has entered into an agreement with Hess Corporation to acquire all of its outstanding shares in an all-stock transaction valued US$53 Billion. Hess is one of three developers in the Stabroek Block with a 30 percent interest. To date, […]

Sheriff Construction acquires 100 trucks to support construction boom

The Sheriff Construction company has announced the acquisition of 100 state-of-the-art large trucks to support the local construction boom and to increase the company’s operational capacity. In a statement, the company said the strategic investment, which it valued at $2.5 billion, exemplifies its unwavering commitment to enhancing its resources for the ambitious projects ahead. The […]

2024 Guyana Energy Conference to break new ground -says Organisers

The 2024 Guyana Energy Conference is expected to break new ground with organisers expecting as many as 1200 participants in addition to more than sixty local and international speakers. The conference, which is billed for the Guyana Marriott Hotel from February 19-22, 2024, is now being dubbed the “Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo”. […]

Mahipaul hammers Agriculture Ministry again over sloth of work in pump station contracts

Opposition Member of Parliament, Ganesh Mahipaul, today called out the Minister of Agriculture, Zulfikar Mustapha over his decision to terminate the contract for the construction of a pump station at Black Bush Polder. He said the ‘premature’ decision could now result in millions of taxpayers’ dollars being wasted. The $978M contract was terminated in September […]

Action to be taken against Head of Petroleum Unit over oil audit controversy -Natural Resources Minister

The Ministry of Natural Resources on Thursday night laid full blame for the oil audit controversy at the feet of the Head of the Petroleum Unit, Bobby Gossai. The controversy erupted after information became known that the Ministry of Natural Resources through the Petroleum Unit had slashed the US$214 million in questionable oil costs to […]