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A 50 MW wave energy pilot in Barbados and utility-scale solar projects in the Bahamas highlight concrete investment opportunities for Caribbean renewables, a key focus at next month’s Caribbean Energy ... -
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Early engagement by U.S. banks and DFIs will drive Suriname’s offshore development, with Caribbean Energy Week 2026 set to connect new and sanctioned projects directly with financiers and partners. -
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Two major developments last week point to a shifting energy landscape in the Caribbean and Latin America, drawing close attention from investors and policymakers ahead of Caribbean Energy Week 2026. -
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In 2025, the government awarded a major ultra‑deepwater exploration block (TTUD‑1) to ExxonMobil, marking the company’s return after two decades and opening the door to potential investments of more t ... -
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Suriname’s offshore oil and gas discoveries are moving rapidly from frontier potential to strategic significance, attracting U.S. attention not only for their commercial value but for how they fit wit ... -
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Located in a proven petroleum province, Grenada sits near energy-rich neighbors including Trinidad and Tobago, Venezuela and recently Guyana, all of which have significant reserves and established pro ... -
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The move signals a broader shift in emerging markets: rather than relying on often slow and fragmented concessional finance, Nigeria is turning to carbon markets to monetize verified emissions reducti ... -
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The Whiptail development – ExxonMobil Guyana’s sixth major project in the prolific Stabroek block – builds on a series of discoveries that have elevated Guyana into the ranks of world-class oil provin ... -
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According to Financial Times reporting last week, SLB has held discussions with Washington and Chevron as broader efforts gain momentum to reactivate Venezuela’s dormant energy sector and export pipel ...
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