Guyana’s Oil Output Rises 58%

Guyana's oil output rose 58.2% to 56,320 barrels per day (bpd) in January, up from 35,607 bpd in December, the South American country's finance ministry said in a report published this week. The government is still working with the consortium producing crude at the Stabroek block off its coast on finalizing the procedures to calculate... Continue Reading →

CNOOC Names New President

Chinese oil company CNOOC has announced the appointment of Hu Guangjie executive director and president of the company. In a statement on Friday, CNOOC said that Xu Keqiang had resigned as the President of the Company, but would remain an Executive Director and the Chief Executive Officer of the Company. Continue reading

Hess shaves off $800 million of its budget for 2020

Hess on Tuesday announced a revised $2.2 billion capital and exploratory budget for 2020, an $800 million reduction from the previous budget of $3 billion. The company also announced a new $1 billion three-year term loan agreement. These actions further strengthen the company’s cash position and financial liquidity in response to the sharp decline in... Continue Reading →

Guyana Still Searching for Partner to Market Its Oil

Guyana has extended the initial deadline in its search for an agent to market its share of oil produced by an Exxon Mobil-led consortium to March 24, the Department of Energy said on Wednesday. Guyana has no domestic refining capacity or national oil company and must sell the crude on the open market. Continue reading

Guyana’s Granger Claims Presidential Election Victory

Diplomats and foreign observers on Thursday questioned preliminary results of Guyana's presidential election as incumbent David Granger claimed victory and the opposition denounced fraud, setting up a showdown in the oil-rich South American nation. The former British colony on Monday voted to choose who will oversee an oil boom that promises to be transformative for... Continue Reading →

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