Siemens Energy prepares for operations at Guyana’s Gas-to-Energy plant
Prime Minister Mark Phillips meets representatives of Siemens Energy to discuss operational readiness for the Gas-to-Energy Project. Photo: Department of…
Category: Infrastructure
Soesdyke Junction roundabout moves closer as preparatory works advance
Photo: Department of Public Information, Guyana. Preparatory works at Soesdyke Junction are moving forward as Guyana prepares for construction of…
CH&PA invites contractors to help deliver new social-housing units
Photo: Department of Public Information, Guyana. Guyana’s Central Housing and Planning Authority is inviting contractors, consortiums and individuals to submit…
Gas-to-Energy project moves toward December turbine testing as Guyana prepares for added grid capacity
Photo: Department of Public Information, Guyana. Guyana’s Gas-to-Energy Project at Wales, Region Three, is moving toward a new technical milestone,…
Guyana’s rising power demand puts GPL grid-upgrade programme in focus
GPL officials brief the media on recent power disruptions and network upgrades (Source: Department of Public Information). Guyana Power and…
Region Three adds 286 skilled graduates as major projects lift labour demand
Two hundred and eighty-six Region Three residents have completed technical training across eight occupational areas linked to Guyana’s project pipeline.
New Puruni bridge to strengthen access across major mining and forestry corridor
A permanent 109-metre bridge and supporting access roads are being developed across the Puruni River, with completion expected by December 2026.
Guyana breaks ground for the Caribbean’s fourth regional law school
Guyana has broken ground for the Caribbean’s fourth regional law school on an eight-acre site at the University of Guyana’s Turkeyen Campus.
Linden business districts and agro-investment park planned for next phase of Region 10 growth
Guyana has outlined proposed business districts and an agro-investment park intended to expand small-business and productive activity in Linden.
G$500M Amerindian Hostel project expected to begin shortly
A new G$500 million Amerindian Hostel is expected to begin construction shortly to improve temporary accommodation for hinterland residents visiting Georgetown.