President Irfaan Ali says a domestic refinery and 30-to-120-day fuel storage would anchor Guyana's national oil company, built for supply security rather than production.
GUYANA · ENERGY
Key Facts
—What happened: President Irfaan Ali says a domestic refinery would anchor Guyana’s planned national oil company.
—The paradox: Guyana produces 900,000 barrels of crude a day offshore but imports every litre of petrol and diesel.
—The plan: One company managing the whole fuel supply chain, plus storage covering 30 to 120 days of demand.
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