Petrobras Evaluate Guyana Oil Auction
Reuters reported that Guyana, a South American country offers 14 offshore exploration blocks for auction to boost its economic growth.
Guyana’s next auction has attracted more than ten firms, including Shell, Petrobras, and Chevron, to study Guyana’s oil market, which has been the hottest of the decade, according to people familiar with the current situation.
“We believe this is a huge transformational for our people. We’re in a hurry to finish this before net zero comes around,” Guyana Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo said at the CERAWeek energy conference in Houston to rally support for Guyana’s first bid round that is competitive.
In Houston, he plans to meet with officials from the US government, as well as foreign and national oil companies.
Companies that are who are interested in April’s round of offers have already paid for seismic data to analyze the blocks and determine whether to offer.
According to people who have been observing the situation According to the people who know, the companies have yet to decide on their bids. At the same time, they wait for the government to make public the contract conditions.
Up to 25 billion barrels of gas and oil are believed to exist in the waters off Guyana. The Stabroek block comprises 6.6 million acres (26,800 square kilometers) and is managed by Exxon Mobil, Hess, and CNOOC. It has produced more than 30 discoveries thus far.
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