The Equatorial Margin has an important oil potential and offers a series of opportunities. There is the possibility of generating jobs, increasing revenue and participating in regional and national development. But the companies responsible for operations has to be committed to ensuring safe and responsible operations and also follow the most rigorous operational, technical and safety standards.
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Gas to Energy Project - QGMI Guyana
Guyana Shore Base Inc. (GYSBI) is a Guyanese-owned facility serving as the preferred support team for oil and gas operations offshore Guyana.
Did you know that GYSBI is playing a leading role in the development of the Gas to Energy Project Site in Wales, West Bank Demerara? We have been instrumental in assisting LINDSAYCA CH4 with earthworks, soil remediation, and surcharge activities at the site. Prior to this, GYSBI was engaged by ExxonMobil Guyana to carry out early works and the Heavy Haul Road projects, which included constructing five bridges, 4,800 meters of road, and preparing the initial site for the Integrated Plant. This ambitious project is being managed by a dedicated team of 260 staff members, with 96 percent of them being Guyanese. To learn more about this project, check out News Room's feature below!
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Chevron and Gepetrol: A Boost for the Equatorial Guinea Hydrocarbon Sector Chevron, the American oil giant, and GEPetrol, the state-owned oil company of Equatorial Guinea, have signed two production sharing contracts (PSCs) for blocks EG-06 and EG-11, located off the coast of the African country. This agreement represents an investment of $2 billion and marks a significant milestone in boosting the development of the hydrocarbon sector in the region. Benefits of the agreement: #Explorationandproduction: A new exploration and production campaign will begin in the blocks, with the aim of discovering new oil and gas fields. #Foreigninvestment: Chevron's investment will help boost Equatorial Guinea's economy, generating jobs and business opportunities. #Technologytransfer: Chevron will share its experience and technology with Gepetrol, strengthening the capacities of the national oil sector. #Sustainabledevelopment: The companies are committed to carrying out their operations in a sustainable manner, minimizing environmental and social impact. Impact on the oil services sector: #Accesstonewtechnologies: Local oil service companies will have access to Chevron's latest technologies and know-how, allowing them to improve their competitiveness. #Collaborationopportunities: Collaboration between local and international oil service companies will be encouraged, promoting the development of joint projects. #Sectorgrowth: Increased exploration and production activity will drive demand for oil services, generating new opportunities for local companies. However, The signing of the PSCs between Chevron and Gepetrol represents an important step for the development of the hydrocarbon sector in Equatorial Guinea. This agreement will not only bring economic benefits to the country but will also contribute to strengthening the national oil sector and promoting sustainable practices in the industry.
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Here goes again!! Feel happy that success has become a habit for the IR team at Petronet LNG Ltd - we have been placed at the top positions as per the rankings done by the Institutional Investors, the prestigious global Investor Relations (IR) platform in 2024. I am ranked second in the list of IR professionals in the categories - 'Rest of Asia Ex China (Oil & Gas)' and 'All Asia Small & Mid Cap (Oil & Gas)'. Petronet LNG Ltd has been placed in the list of Most Valued Companies in both 'All Asia Small & Mid Cap (Oil & Gas)' and 'Rest of Asia Ex China (Oil & Gas)' categories due to its top rankings. The Board of Directors of Petronet LNG Ltd has been ranked at the top in the 'Rest of Asia Ex China (Oil & Gas)' category. Thanks to both the Buy and Sell side professionals who continuously vote for us and cheers to the able management of Petronet LNG Ltd. Petronet LNG Limited@gail Indian Oil Corp Limited Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd Indraprastha Gas Limited #investorrelation #equity #IR #cfo #business #management #finance
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