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.
The Seesaw Dilemma: Matching Guyana’s Labor Force with Its Energy Bonanza
As the Guyanese government finalizes the draft of its local content piece, it must consider the reasonable capacity of the country’s current local labor force
Guyana and Suriname: The Role of Emerging Oil Markets on the Path to Net Zero
The current energy crisis is clashing with a growing call for the end of new fossil fuel investments
Guyana’s Role in the Emerging Green Energy Transition
How Guyana will “green” its grid?
Why We May See a Green Energy Revolution in Latin America
The COVID crisis plus recent decisions at Exxon, Chevron and Shell could produce major changes... along with winners and losers.
Argentina’s Shift Away from Renewables Opens Oil and Gas Opportunities
Among the six major Latin American markets covered in our analysis, Argentina will face the most daunting economic prospects through the end of 2021. Prior to the pandemic, the country was [...]
AMLO’s Volatile Policies Create Opportunities in Mexico’s Energy Sector
Despite the challenges of his nationalistic focus, the silver lining could be the chance to develop public-private partnerships.
2021 Brings Powerful Opportunities in Brazil’s Energy Sector
Large energy companies in Brazil are moving quickly to embrace new ventures made possible by the opening of the market
3 Key Lessons Suriname Must Learn from Guyana’s Oil Boom
How Suriname can maximize the benefit from its oil resources and avoid the mistakes of Guyana.
Lowering Carbon Emissions in Guyana to Reach Net Zero
How Exxon’s CCUS technology and a possible carbon tax could help achieve this
