AGP Executive Report
Last update: 2 hours agoOffshore Energy & FPSOs: SBM Offshore says it’s found 16 “sweet spot” FPSO opportunities as gas volumes rise, with a global pipeline of 40+ potential awards over the next three years, including work across the Atlantic basin with Guyana in focus. Oilfield Tech & Waste Management: NOV Technology commissioned its iNOVaTHERM portable drilling fluids treatment unit in Guyana, aiming to cut the need to ship waste to Trinidad by processing more locally. Power Grid Upgrade: Guyana Power and Light plans a US$4.8B, five-year transmission and distribution expansion and smart grid push to boost reliability and reduce system losses. Health Capacity Building: Nine Guyanese doctors will head to China for three months of specialized clinical and technical training under the GPHC–China partnership supported by CNOOC. Tourism Research in Guyana: CTO will launch a Caribbean Tourism Research Forum at SOTIC 2026 in Georgetown, designed to turn research into practical tourism policy and innovation. Infrastructure Accountability: Government reviews contracts tied to the Port Kaituma wharf after the MV Barima tragedy, with possible legal action if negligence is found. Climate Watch: July 2026 tied with July 2024 as the hottest July on record, according to NOAA and NASA.
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