April 10th, 2019 – Georgetown, Guyana – The Guyana Petroleum Summit will be held on May 9th at the Marriott Marquis in Houston, Tx. In the coming years Guyana will become a leading global oil producer, a transition that will require the rapid development of local companies and infrastructure, working with the major international operators and service sector. With the rapid growth will come significant opportunities for outside investment.
Says Lars Mangal, CEO of TOTALTEC, “Operators, service companies and contractors are rapidly ramping up their operations, recruiting and training Guyanese, and preparing facilities to support the new business. The challenges are immense, as are the opportunities. The oil industry has a proven history of overcoming the challenges and simultaneously creating significant opportunities for outside investment. The key is that all participants work together, collaborate and get things right from the start.”
The Guyana Petroleum Summit will serve as a platform to navigate this new province, bringing together members of government, international operators, service sector, and investors.
The summit will provide insights as senior managers and influencers of international companies and Guyana discuss the issues they face and successes they have had in a performance driven oilfield with accelerated development in a frontier province.
Policy makers and the investment community will share experiences and ideas on regulatory frameworks and investment opportunities, including on accelerating local content and developing the necessary infrastructure to become a 1 million BOPD+ producer.
Networking will be a key feature of the day, where Guyanese and international operator and service sector C suite leaders, as well as locally based management discuss ground truth on the challenges and opportunities as the future of a nation is determined.
Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.guyanapetroleumsummit.com/home
About TOTALTEC
TOTALTEC Oilfield Services is focused on the success of the oil industry in Guyana for the benefit the country, its people, and partner companies. It does this through three areas: people, partnerships, and facilities. Qualified and motivated Guyanese develop through the Academy. Partnerships prioritize products and services that are starting points to grow from, in effectively introduce companies new to Guyana. The Guyana Shore Base facility is now supporting offshore operations.
The 94% Guyanese TOTALTEC workforce includes 8 nationalities with over 160 years of international oilfield experience. https://www.totaltec-os.com