Oil Sector Policy

Navigating the Futuristic Crossroads: Should We Keep Up the Momentum or Phase Out Future Developments in Oil & Gas? By Joel Bhagwandin   Summary Any attempt to gradually phase out …

From Black Gold to Green Fields: The Promise of Guyana’s Oil Wealth in Supporting Agriculture By Dr. Carolyn Walcott & Dr. Terrence Blackman Guyana, a small country on the Atlantic …

The Guyana Business Journal (GBJ) & Caribbean Policy Consortium welcome you to Episode XI of the  Webinar Series, Transforming Guyana, Wednesday, April 12, 2023, at 10:30 AM EST. Panelists: Karen Abrams, Founder STEMGuyana; …

A sustainable approach to Guyana’s economic development By Cristina Caus Last month, Guyana gathered leaders for a 4-day international energy conference to discuss how the oil & gas sector can …

Is Guyana susceptible to the natural resource curse? By Joel Bhagwandin Recently, a Jamaican economist argued that “Guyana could fall victim to the so-called ‘resource curse’ as it moves deeper …

Trinidad and Tobago’s Proposed Energy Alliance By Riyad Insanally   Last month, Trinidad and Tobago (T&T) Stuart Young proposed a Caribbean energy alliance involving Guyana, Suriname and, of course, his …

Guyana’s Challenge: Avoiding the Dutch Disease By Dr. Meredith Arnold McIntyre Guyana’s medium-term prospects are highly favorable and driven by fast-expanding oil production. To date, international oil producers have discovered …

Production of the Guyana Business Journal & Caribbean Policy Consortium. The Guyana Business Journal (GBJ) & Caribbean Policy Consortium host Transforming Guyana Episode X, Unlocking Guyana’s Oil and Gas Potential: Balancing Energy Development …

The Guyana Business Journal (GBJ) & Caribbean Policy Consortium welcome you to their Whitepaper Webinar Series, on Wednesday, March 08, 2023, at 10:30 AM EST. Unlocking Guyana’s Oil and Gas Potential: Balancing Energy Development and Environmental …

Guyana to Demand Tougher Terms on Oil Deals The country’s vice president said that Guyana’s new oil production sharing contract would have a “greater take” for the government than the deal …