Should Guyana create a National Oil Company (NOC)?
Benefits and drawbacks of establishing a National Oil Company (NOC) in Guyana
The Outlook for Biofuels and Electric Vehicles (EVs) in Latin America
Latin America is still struggling with high costs and unclear market frameworks to reach net-zero
Investing in Brazil: From Energy Security to Clean Energy Transition
On April 27 our team held a webinar in partnership with TMX to discuss 2022 opportunities in Brazil’s energy sector. Opportunities are now surging on a variety of fronts: Brazil has increased oil [...]
Energy security in a time of energy transition in Latin America: The role of oil, gas, and cleaner fuels
When the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) released its first report in 1990, Russia had just opened its first McDonalds as a symbol of the country’s transition to a free market. [...]
How IOCs can Contribute to a Net-Zero Economy in Latin America
In March 2022, Arthur Deakin, co-director of AMI’s energy practice, gave a presentation at CARVIS, the Caribbean Virtual Oil & Gas Summit . Arthur’s presentation focused on how international [...]
Why oil “does spoil” – Guyana’s role in global energy security
Accelerated development in the Guyana-Suriname basin will ensure energy security for the wider region and the western world.
Latin America Energy Sector 2022: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
As 2022 unfolds, higher energy prices will lead to an inflow of capital investment and government revenues, improving living standards in several countries. These are some of the encouraging [...]
Why companies will succeed in Guyana—while others fail
AMI research gives highlights the sectors that are poised to do the best in the next 5 to 20 years
Will Guyana become the next United Arab Emirates? Only time will tell
Guyana is expected to produce over 1 MN bpd by 2027, about 25% of UAE’s total output
Two Fundamental Laws that Will Shape Guyana’s Energy Development
If these laws are properly managed, Guyana can transform itself into one of the wealthiest countries per capita in the Americas—ensuring local participation and robust growth
