Guyana's government is eagerly anticipating a comprehensive briefing from a consortium led by U.S. oil giant ExxonMobil, expected by the end of March 2025, detailing plans for offshore gas development. This initiative aims to harness the country's vast natural gas...
Guyana Awaits ExxonMobil’s Offshore Gas Development Plans
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