Data from the Ministry of Energy and Energy Industries’ Consolidated Monthly Bulletins and Central Bank Data Centre, show production of LNG from Atlantic LNG rising to 17,594,130 cubic metres in 2025, up from 16,634,427 cubic metres in 2024.

The Minister of Energy and Energy Industries, Dr. the Honourable Roodal Moonilal, alongside Minister in the Ministry, the Honourable Ernesto Kesar, and other senior Ministry officials, recently met with representatives from Chevron Corporation. Executives from Heritage Petroleum Company Limited, Paria Fuel Trading Limited, and Guaracara Refining Company Limited were also in attendance.

The International Energy Agency’s Global Energy Review 2026 offers a broad snapshot of how the world’s energy system evolved in 2025, and its central message is that demand continued to rise across all major fuels and technologies, though at very different rates. Overall global energy demand increased by 1.3% in 2025, slower than the 2% growth recorded in 2024, as slightly weaker economic expansion, lower cooling demand and faster improvements in energy intensity helped moderate the pace of growth.  

ExxonMobil is using artificial intelligence and high-performance computing to accelerate the analysis of seismic data from Guyana’s offshore oil fields, a development that could further strengthen the country’s position as one of the world’s fastest-growing oil producers.