Guyana’s Oil Boom Matters More Than Ever

July 30 (oilprice.com) In a surprise development, the tiny South American nation of Guyana recently emerged as a major oil exporter. In a mere four years, the former British colony of one million went from first discovery to first oil. Guyana has cemented its place among South America’s leading oil producers, pumping nearly one million barrels per... Continue Reading →

Offshore installation begins for Whiptail project’s subsea system

July 29 (oilnow.gy) Subsea installation activities have started for ExxonMobil Guyana’s Whiptail development in the Stabroek Block, ahead of the arrival and installation of the Jaguar floating production, storage and offloading (FPSO) vessel being constructed by SBM Offshore. ExxonMobil confirmed to OilNOW on July 28 that the ongoing offshore installation activities are related to the project’s subsea umbilicals,... Continue Reading →

Petrobras 2Q 2026 Operational Data

July 29 - Petrobras second quarter of 2026 production of oil and natural gas reached a record 3.34 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed)—up 14.1% from the same quarter last year and 3.4% from the first quarter of 2026. This growth was driven primarily by increased operational efficiency and the production ramp-up of... Continue Reading →

KOIL Energy Lands First Brazil Subsea Maintenance Job

July 24 (OE) KOIL Energy has secured its first contract in Brazil for subsea umbilical maintenance services, marking the company's entry into the world's largest deepwater offshore market. The contract covers the re-termination and testing of subsea umbilical components, including chemical injection and hydraulic control lines, as well as electrical cables. KOIL said it will... Continue Reading →

Brazil’s Oil Boom Is Accelerating as Asian Buyers Flee the Middle East

July 22 (oilprice.com) Since Middle East hostilities reignited, oil prices have soared higher, although they remain below the highs witnessed during April 2026. This can be blamed on U.S. strikes against Iran, with Tehran and Washington disrupting traffic in the Strait of Hormuz, through which a fifth of global hydrocarbon supplies are shipped. This has sparked greater demand for Brazil’s... Continue Reading →

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