Chapter #7 – Exxon Contract: A major oversight or wilful blindness? – The procurement act 2003

In our last article, we dealt with the miscalculation of the licence area in the contract with Exxon. Prior to that we discussed some history which suggests that the claim that Venezuelan belligerence was the justification for the resort to illegality in the invention of wholesaling of license blocks when no such concept was available,…

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ExxonMobil’s Road Show

Every Man, Woman and Child in Guyana Must Become Oil-Minded – Part 75 – August 30, 2019 Introduction Two weeks ago in Toronto Canada, the organisation Caribbean Council of the Americas (CCA) in a public advertisement invited the Guyanese community and “other interested parties in the greater Toronto area to learn about all and gas…

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Our leaders embrace 2% garbage royalty that sinks Guyana’s prospects for vibrant economic development.

The passage of time has seen our oil discoveries exceed six billion barrels. Our commentators, with great zest and zeal, protested the unconscionable contract’s plunder and robbery of our oil resources by ExxonMobil and their minions, with a 2% contract that has now withered down to appeals for Local Content, Ring Fencing, Tax Stabilisation Removals,…

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Stabroek PSA lets oil companies take an unquantified amount from Guyana’s revenue – Melinda Janki

Melinda Janki, an international lawyer, recently criticised the Production Sharing Agreement (PSA) that governs the Stabroek Block. Stabroek PSA lets oil companies take an unquantified amount from Guyana’s revenue – Melinda Janki It is rife with controversy. It has been called illegal by some because of the circumstances under which the concession was granted, and…

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