Amaila Falls Hydropower Bids Under Review as Guyana Weighs 165 MW Project
Guyana is reviewing bids for Amaila Falls. The government favours a developer-financed operating model, but has not selected a bidder or announced a financing deal.
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Guyana and US EXIM Discuss Support for Second Gas-to-Energy Project and Berbice Port
Guyana and US EXIM discussed energy and port projects, but the September announcement did not identify a new approved loan or financial close.
Guyana Moves Local Content Certification to New Online Portal
Guyana’s new Local Content Portal brings applications, renewals and certificate management to a dedicated website. Existing certificates remain valid, the ministry says.
Guyana Spent G$462.5 Million on Agro-Processing in First Half of 2026
A mid-year report records G$462.5 million in agro-processing expenditure, an operational Bartica hub and a newly commissioned Canal Number One facility.
Baracaro Health Post Gets Its Own Solar Power System
A new dedicated solar system gives the Baracaro Health Post its own renewable electricity supply for lighting, fans, computers and other equipment.
Guyana Development Bank plans mobile applications and community access desks
The planned Development Bank aims to offer app-based applications and community desks, but applicants should wait for officially confirmed channels.
New East Coast power line planned before railway embankment road expansion
A new East Coast 69kV line is intended to make room for railway embankment road widening while preserving the Demerara–Berbice power link.
Region Two rice hub planned with 10,000 tonnes of climate-controlled storage
The proposed Region Two hub would add 10,000 tonnes of controlled rice storage. Construction timing, access and operating details still need confirmation.
Guyana reviews Longtail plan for first gas-focused Stabroek development
Longtail could become Guyana’s first gas-focused Stabroek development, but its field plan and production licence are still under review.
Guyana outlines 600 MW gas-power ambition at Wales
The latest capacity statement points towards industrial expansion, but businesses still need to distinguish planned generation from electricity available at the meter.