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Continuous Strategic Stakeholders’ Consultation on the Draft Local Content Policy

Following the inaugural stakeholders’ meeting held on Monday, 15^th February 2021, at the Arthur Chung Convention Centre (ACCC), the Ministry of Natural Resources (MNR) is undertaking

Consultations on Local Content Policy to continue this week

The Ministry of Natural Resources continues to make tremendous efforts towards transparency and accountability.

GEC-X ’21 to focus on local content, energy mix

(OIlNow) For the first time, local organisers will be fully spearheading an energy conference that is set for September 28-29, 2021, and that event—the Guyana Energy Conference and Exhibition (G

Inaugural Guyana Energy Conference set for Monday launch

(OilNow) The inaugural Guyana Energy Conference and Exhibition (GEC-X ’21) will be officially launched on Monday, February 22, at the Pegasus Hotel in the country’s capital, Georgetown.

Guyanese entitled to know how much is being earned from oil: non-disclosure will be punished – President

In keeping with its commitment to ensure that all revenues from Guyana’s multi-billion-barrel oil resources are accounted for, President Irfaan Ali said on Thursday his government is now moving

TVET Chairman reports major progress from collaboration with ExxonMobil

(Oil Now) As the Council for Technical and Vocational Education and Training (C-TVET) continues the pursuit of improved skills training and development, ExxonMobil Guyana has been playing a lead

Handover of draft Local Content Policy

Natural Resources Minister, Hon. Vickram Bharrat yesterday held follow up discussions with Mr.

Revised MoU signed between GNBS and GEA to ensure reliable measurements in local petroleum industry

(DPI) The Guyana National Bureau of Standards (GNBS) recently revised and fortified a memorandum of understanding (MOU) it signed with the Guyana Energy Agency (GEA) in 2014.

Energy costs could be reduced by 80%

— when gas-to-energy project comes on stream; four studies to be conducted

(Guyana Chronicle) THE price paid by Guyana for kilowatt per hour of electricity could be