Trade relations between Mexico and Guyana are expanding, opening new opportunities for businesses in agriculture, energy, and infrastructure. The strengthening economic ties between both nations create a dynamic environment for investment.
As countries seek sustainable solutions, Mexico and Guyana are emerging as key players in the renewable energy sector. Investments in solar, wind, and hydroelectric power are boosting both nations’ economic growth while reducing dependence on fossil fuels.
Jalisco is known as the agricultural powerhouse of Mexico, contributing significantly to the country’s food production and exports. Its fertile lands and favorable climate make it ideal for growing crops like avocados, berries, and agave.
Georgetown, Guyana – February 18, 2024 – A new chapter in economic collaboration between Mexico and Guyana was officially inaugurated at the Guyana Energy Conference & Supply Chain Expo 2024 with the launch of the Mexico-Guyana Chamber of Commerce. The event, held at 4:45 PM, marked a historic moment in strengthening bilateral trade, investment, and business opportunities between the two…
A Major Boost to Guyana’s Energy Sector Guyana’s journey toward energy self-sufficiency reached a new milestone with the U.S. Export-Import (EXIM) Bank’s approval of a $526 million loan to fund a transformative gas-to-energy project. Announced on December 26, 2024, this initiative is poised to double the nation’s power generation capacity, slashing its dependency on costly oil imports while significantly reducing…
A Shared Treasure Trove of Energy Guyana and Suriname are rewriting the energy narrative with the discovery of what could be the largest oil and gas reserve in the region. This shared resource, located within the Stabroek Block, has the potential to transform the economic landscapes of both nations. As global energy demands surge, this discovery positions Guyana and Suriname…
Guyana’s Oil Boom Continues to Impress Guyana solidified its reputation as one of Latin America’s top oil exporters in 2024 by shipping a record 225 crude cargoes. This achievement reflects a 54% year-over-year increase, with daily exports reaching 582,000 barrels compared to 377,000 barrels in 2023. These figures underscore the exponential growth of Guyana’s oil sector, primarily driven by the…
Georgetown – ExxonMobil Guyana today announced the arrival of the Prosperity Floating, Production, Storage, and Offloading (FPSO) vessel in Guyana waters. Production from Payara is expected to begin later this year. Constructed by SBM Offshore, the Prosperity will develop the Payara field in the offshore Stabroek block. It has an initial production capacity of around 220,000 barrels of oil per…