ExxonMobil does not adhere to the highest ethical standards

On December 8th, 2024, ExxonMobil Guyana claimed that they “adhere to the highest ethical standards and are committed to transparency and integrity in all our dealings”. They do not!  On the contrary, ExxonMobil Guyana does not even consistently comply with the law.  ExxonMobil rejected a valid penalty for a polluting spill, and did not pay. It waited instead until a…

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Parties contesting next elections should disclose positions on oil and gas, Exxon contract

All parties contesting in the next general elections should declare their views on the oil and gas sector, including if they support the re-negotiating of the controversial contract signed between government and ExxonMobil and its partners in the Stabroek Block, says former presidential advisor Jan Mangal. “I believe oil should be the top agenda item…

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A CHECKLIST FOR TESTING AND PREVENTING THE OIL“DUTCH DISEASE”

Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo gave a very comprehensive and detailed presentationof the Government’s positions on the new oil and gas industry in an interview with Kaieteur Radio’s Kiana Wilburg. In contrast to the lack of transparency on the oil and gas sectorbythe previous APNU/AFC administration, Jagdeo clearly stated that the Governmentis determined to provide sound and…

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My work is to highlight grand theft of the people’s wealth, main opposition poses biggest threat to oil future

Due to my continued work highlighting grand thefts and forfeitures of billions of US dollars by our politicians past and present, of the oil wealth which belongs to the people of Guyana and which does not belong to the politicians and companies, there have been and will continue to be attempts to discredit my message…

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Steadfast refusal by politicians to be transparent in dealings with our natural resources flunks them in governance

I went to the Leonora Technical Institute (LTI) on Friday February 3, 2023 for the presentation of EEPGL’s 6th Development (Whiptail) Project. The in-person scoping meeting was presented by Project Manager Anthony Jackson on behalf of ExxonMobil. He had also presented the 5th Project (Uaru) last year, having landed in Guyana only one day before…

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Energy Dept. unfit to represent Guyana if it can’t stand up to Exxon, others – Dr. Mangal

Until the Department of Energy (DoE) is prepared to challenge huge companies like ExxonMobil and French Oil Major, Total, then it cannot be trusted to look out for Guyana’s interests. This is according to Oil and Gas Consultant, Dr. Jan Mangal.During an exclusive interview with this newspaper yesterday, Dr. Mangal commented that the DoE does…

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