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20.02.26 - 11:24
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Guyana Fast-Tracks Gas Expansion As Oil Cash Piles Up (ZeroHedge)
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Guyana Fast-Tracks Gas Expansion As Oil Cash Piles Up
Authored by Julianne Geiger via OilPrice.com,
Guyana's sights are set much higher than just being the new oil darling of the Western hemisphere. It wants to be the gas darling too.
That's the frame coming out of Georgetown as Guyana lines up a second gas pipeline project, even before the first one is fully online.
President Irfaan Ali said a new gas development at Berbice will be finalized very soon, aimed at bringing more associated gas from ExxonMobil's offshore fields to shore. The first gas-to-shore pipeline is expected to start up later this year, supplying roughly 300 megawatts to a new power plant near the capital.
For a country long plagued by high power costs and periodic blackouts, this goes well beyond being a side project.
Guyana's oil boom has been nothing short of staggering.
Since Exxon's 2015 discovery, output has surged and the country has become one of the fastest-growing producers in the world. But crude export...
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10.02.26 - 23:51
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XFRA: DIVIDEND/INTEREST INFORMATION - 12.02.2026 - US30231G1022 (XETRA)
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Das Instrument XONA US30231G1022 EXXON MOBIL CORP. EQUITY wird cum Dividende/Zinsen gehandelt am 11.02.2026 und ex Dividende/Zinsen am 12.02.2026
The instrument XONA US30231G1022 EXXON MOBIL CORP. EQUITY has its pre-dividend/interest day on 11.02.2026 and its ex-dividend/interest day on 12.02.2026...
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10.02.26 - 15:06
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Iran′s shadow fleet of old tankers a ticking time bomb for sea life, say experts (The Guardian)
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Exclusive: Analysts say there will be oil spill catastrophe that could be far bigger than Exxon Valdez disasterDecrepit oil tankers in Iran's sanctions-busting shadow fleet are a “ticking time bomb”, and it is only a matter of time before there is a catastrophic environmental disaster, maritime intelligence analysts have warned.Such an oil spill could be far bigger than the 1989 Exxon Valdez disaster that released 37,000 tonnes of crude oil into the sea, they said. Continue reading......
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