Guyana oil production fell four months running to 869,000 barrels a day in June. The vessel meant to push output past a million arrived on 20 August.
Energy: Guyana
Key Facts
—What happened. Guyana’s oil output fell four months running, from 918,000 barrels a day in February to 869,000 in June.
—Why it matters. Guyana is now South America’s second-largest producer, behind Brazil.
—The answer arrived. The Errea Wittu, a 250,000-barrel-a-day production ship, reached Guyana’s coast on 20 August.
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