A 6.7 billion dollar gap between Guyana's central bank and ExxonMobil figures raises fresh doubts over how the country's oil revenue is being counted.
Energy
Key Facts
—The gap. Analysts flag a $6.7 billion difference in how Guyana oil revenue through end-2025 is reported.
—The numbers. The central bank reports about $61.3 billion in total oil revenue; Exxon’s cost figures imply at least $68 billion.
—The math. Costs of $51 billion recovered at a 75 percent cap require at least $68 billion of revenue.
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