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The oil and gas industry became a hotspot for multi-billion mergers in 2023, hinting at further consolidation in the fossil fuel machinery.

Major energy companies are merging as 2023 saw the greatest consolidation of the oil and gas industry in over a decade, with $243 billion spent on mergers and acquisitions.

Dear Editor, I read with considerable dismay, a letter from my professional colleague, Mr. Ajay Baksh, published in the Sunday Stabroek 26th May, 2024,

On May 30th, the major artery Thomas Lands was closed for two weeks for the latest in several attempts to comprehensively repair defects on the road. In a

A U.S oil and gas giant discovers more resources in a booming offshore region, while its CEO pledges to continue efficient production to assist in a widely-reported border despite. In the UK, another industry heavyweight shifts focus back to fossil fuels. Celebrate the new year while looking back at World Oil’s top-trending stories of 2023.

We shouldn't be in a situation where conservatives laugh with schadenfreude over the pain and tragedy that blue cities are inflicting on their own people.

In a previous publication I brought to readers' attention the geopolitical and wealth considerations that had fuelled and driven the Guyana-Venezuela controversy. I now draw your attention to the ...

On December 4, Venezuelan voters reportedly approved a referendum to annex Essequibo, a Florida-sized portion of neighboring Guyana. On December

Guyanas President Irfaan Ali is calling for the UKs support for the Lloyds Market Association to reclassify Guyana from a high-risk maritime zone due to the ongoing crisis with Venezuela, a move he believes creates "instability".

Amidst heightened border tensions between Venezuela and the small nation of Guyana, Lloyd's Joint War Committee has added the booming Guyanese off...