Offshore Tech & LNG Buildout: Technip Energies has lined up two Chinese contractors for EPC work on Commonwealth LNG modules for the US, with Cosco and Qingdao Wuchuan McDermott each set to fabricate six modules—though the deal timeline is “fluid” as currency swings could hit contractor economics. Oil & Gas Oversight Debate: Former EPA director Dr. Vincent Adams renewed criticism of the Ali government’s oil and gas governance, saying key World Bank-backed offshore monitoring capacity was dismantled and regulators are less able to audit ExxonMobil. Seismic for Guyana: Viridien will use TLFWI imaging and shallow-water demultiple workflows for a Guyana 3D seismic program, aiming to sharpen subsurface understanding for future exploration. Maritime Safety Fallout: Guyana ended active search for MV Barima victims, while MRCC stays on standby; meanwhile, Adams and Dr. Janette Bulkan argue accountability is being misdirected in the inquiry. Food Safety Rumours: Minister Mustapha says there’s no scientific basis for claims that Guyana fish are unsafe after Barima, as social media panic hits market sales. Road Safety Tech: Police say speed cameras under SRIS are linked to fewer serious and fatal crashes in camera areas. Model Villages (Community Tech): President Ali’s consultations push “Model Village” upgrades—drainage, CCTV, security, fire hydrants, and safer public spaces—starting with East Coast Demerara communities and expanding across Region Three. Assistive Technology Policy: Guyana, with PAHO support, advanced a national assistive technology action plan and priority product list to improve access for people with disabilities and older persons. Energy Investment Watch: Nigeria’s regulator projects $30–$50B in offshore investment by 2030, signaling renewed capital interest after years of delays and security issues. People & Science Links: 28 US Peace Corps volunteers were sworn in for two-year service across Guyana, including health, education, and environmental work.