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“US exchange rate at all-time high”, Mohameds link increase to sanctions on cambio operations ... ### [Ministry slams former EPA Head over “blatant lie” that PPP abandoned APNU+AFC plans to ring-fence oil ... Sign in Welcome! Log into your account your username your password Forgot your password? Get help ... Guyana Standard ... - ### “US exchange rate at all-time high”, Mohameds link increase to sanctions on cambio operations ### [ERC summons “Chiney Don’t Know Who’s We” singers, calls for local banning of Vybz Kartel’s “Good like ... ### Azruddin Mohamed claims cops tailing his every move ... ### [Ministry slams former EPA Head over “blatant lie” that PPP abandoned APNU+AFC plans to ring-fence oil ... - Business - Crime - Finance - Foreign Affairs - Health - Culture - Finance - Oil & Gas - Letters HomeNewsBusinessPres. Ali announces fuel terminal infrastructure project with Curlew Midstream Facebook Twitter Google+ Pinterest WhatsApp In his opening remarks at the Guyana Energy Conference and Supply Chain Expo, President Dr. Mohamed Irfaan Ali announced a major infrastructure project that will ensure Guyana’s continued move toward energy independence. The agreement between the Government of Guyana and Curlew Midstream would enable Guyana to execute trading agreements for United States-refined fuels to be stored in a state of-the-art, local fuel storage facility that will initially house 750,000 barrels of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and heavy fuel oil. When operational the facility will supply not only Guyana with 100% of its domestic refined fuel needs but will also enable Guyana to export the highest quality, non-sanctioned fuels to its sister CARICOM nations. With these volumes of fuel flowing between the United States and Guyana, through the Curlew terminal, price advantaged ... nation. These cost reductions will have the further impact of reducing the costs of all goods transported by air, road ... massive gas-to-energy complex. President Ali reiterated that in order for Guyana to move into its rightful and proud place in the growing regional economies, infrastructure must be viewed as one of the most vital puzzle pieces alongside education, healthcare, tourism and oil & gas. This project makes giant leaps in that direction. Curlew Midstream, located in Bentonville, Arkansas, is a US-based energy infrastructure provider facilitating the movement of hydrocarbons with terminal facilities in South Louisiana. ### Share this: - Facebook - X #### RELATED ARTICLES MORE FROM AUTHOR ### “US exchange rate at all-time high”, Mohameds link increase to sanctions on cambio operations ### [ERC summons “Chiney Don’t Know Who’s We” singers, calls for local banning of Vybz Kartel’s “Good like ... ### Azruddin Mohamed claims cops tailing his every move ### LEAVE A REPLY Cancel reply ... Editor-May 14, 2025 ### ERC summons “Chiney Don’t Know Who’s We” singers, calls for local banning of Vybz... Editor-May 14, 2025 ### Azruddin Mohamed claims cops tailing his every move ... ### Over $1 Billion in “Because We Care” Cash Grants to be distributed in Regions... ... ### “US exchange rate at all-time high”, Mohameds link increase to sanctions... May 14, 2025 ... ### Azruddin Mohamed claims cops tailing his every move May 14, 2025 #### POPULAR CATEGORY ... - Court2065 - [Oil & Gas

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Guiding Principles for EITI Systematic Disclosure ... ~ 4 ~ Acronyms and Abbreviations ADF Amerindian Development Fund AML Anti Money Laundering AOG Audit Office of Guyana ... EIA Environmental Impact Assessment EITI Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative ... GYEITI Guyana Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative MNR Ministry of Natural Resources MSG NICIL ... Implementing and candidate countries are encouraged to identify potential barriers to systematic disclosure of activities in the extractive sector through a systematic disclosure feasibility study. The feasibility study is expected to identify the key barriers and gaps to EITI data mainstreaming, considering its comprehensiveness and level of data disaggregation, data quality ... assurance, data format, accessibility, and frequency of data updates, among others. The 2023 EITI Standard expects ... The overall assessment of EITI’s systematic disclosure in Guyana shows that less than fifty (50) percent of information is routinely disclosed in the mining, forestry, and fisheries sectors. On the contrary, over fifty (50) percent of information is mainstreamed in the oil and gas sector. Although there are significant challenges to comprehensiveness, data quality, ... accessibility, henceforth, it conforms to EITI Standard disclosure principles. ... awareness of the need for standard protocols to support EITI mainstreaming. E. Companies Disclosure Findings: Extractive companies have varying and independent platforms. While some disclose information online, many do ... systematically disclose EITI information. ... Guyana joined the Extractive Industries Transparency Initiative (EITI) in 2017 to advance and promote transparency and accountability in managing oil, gas, mineral, and other natural resources. Guyana EITI (GYEITI) has published five EITI ... covering fiscal years 2017 through 2021. As a globally accepted initiative, EITI has afforded Guyana and other ... 2023. EITI has been dynamic. It has expanded its reporting scope, imbibing practices aimed at enhancing transparency and ... initiative has demonstrated regular and periodic information disclosure along the extractive value chain from the point ... The recently adopted 2023 EITI Standard encourages implementing and candidate countries to identify potential barriers ... key barriers and gaps to EITI data mainstreaming considering its comprehensiveness and level of data disaggregation, ... EITI has promoted systematic disclosure initiatives as the next steps to mainstreaming information published under the ... Standard. Since 2016, EITI-implementing countries have been encouraged to integrate EITI reporting into existing ... and corporate online systems. This proactive approach aims to increase the timeliness, accessibility, and ... EITI data, empowering data users and citizens to focus on analysis and policy response in lieu of data collection and ... Systematic disclosure enhances transparency and fosters trust between governments, citizens, and extractive industries. ... To deepen and broaden transparency across various stakeholders in Guyana’s extractive sector and enhance EITI ... the global control of climate change. The development of these extractive industries presents both opportunities and ... The EITI, therefore, serves as a critical mechanism to promote transparency and accountability within Guyana's resource sector. GYEITI can ... GYEITI data can be a ... This study assesses the existing disclosures and the feasibility of embedding EITI disclosures on existing government and corporate reporting platforms. It also evaluates the existing disclosures in line with EITI Standard 2019 and Standard 2023 and key international best principles of disclosures. The overall expected impact of EITI mainstreaming is to shift from ... often stand-alone EITI reporting to more systematic reporting where

Us * Home * Website Rate Card * Rate Card * Media Guide * Paper Schedule * All Documents * Search Caribbean TodayCaribbean Today ### Share: * ** * ** * ** Fri, Jan 16, 2026 CMC By ... # Guyana Has Yet to Sign Agreement With US-Based Company to Build Storage Facility Says Jagdeo CMC By CMCBusiness2025-10-07Hits: 1325 CMC By CMCBusiness2025-10-07Hits: 1325 GEORGETOWN, Guyana –Vice President Bharrat Jagdeo says no agreement has been signed with the US-based Curlew Midstream to build a storage facility here, nearly eight months after the Guyana government had announced plans for cheaper fuels ... bharratleoVice President Bharrat Jagdeo“There were some major differences in the terms of the deal,” Jagdeo told a news conference. The government had suspended negotiations with several oil and gas sector negotiations until after the September 1 general and regional elections. The intention was for Curlew Midstream to construct a US$300 million state-of-the-art depot that would have a capacity of 750,000 barrels of gasoline, diesel, jet fuel and heavy fuel oil. Jagdeo told reporters that the Irfaan Ali government would “re-engage” with Curlew Midstream and others to ensure that the deal would benefit the population. “We’ll only sign up to an agreement that protects Guyana in the long-term but would yield significant short-term benefits to our country,” he said, adding that the project had entailed procurement of the fuels through Curlew Midstream and the establishment of a tank farm in Guyana to store more fuel to cut the price of procurement by between 20 to 35 per cent. “That’s entirely doable. If we can do that, although we have the lowest gasoline and diesel price in the Caribbean ... essence of the deal,” Jagdeo said. He said if government could not secure such terms, it would not sign an agreement. “We have our lawyers working on this and we are not going to be very convenient to sign things today that will harm our country 10 years from now, 20 years from now. We are not going to be rushed into signing any agreement,” Jagdeo said, insisting that the government would do “all of the due diligence” before signing an agreement. In February, President Ali had said that by the end of this year, Guyana would have been buying cheaper fuels, amounting to about 30,000 barrels per day, from Curlew Midstream. He said then that the project also envisaged Guyana being a fuel hub for the Caribbean and northern Brazil. Caribbean Today Logo ### News * Local News * Latest News * Sports News * Regional News ### Lifestyle * Health * Travel ... * Politics * Education ### Downloads * Calendars * Newspaper ... January 2026 Edition| December 2025 Edition| ... 9020 Sw 152nd St Palmetto Bay, Florida 33157-1928, US ** (305) 238-2868 * Sections * Local News * Latest News

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* About IPWatchdog * IPWatchdog Team ... # CAFC Vacates Summary Judgment on Inequitable Conduct and *Walker Process* Claims in Coiled Tubing Patent Dispute Rose Esfandiari image **Rose Esfandiari** February 26, 2026, 05:15 PM 0 Share * * * * * “We must credit the reasonable inference that Dr. Valdez was innocently mistaken.” – CAFC CAFCThe U.S. Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit (CAFC) today issued a precedential decision in* Global Tubing LLC v. Tenaris Coiled Tubes LLC* vacating a district court’s summary judgment rulings on both inequitable conduct and a *Walker Process* fraud claim. The court determined that genuine disputes of material fact precluded summary judgment on both issues and remanded the case for further proceedings. The dispute centers on patents held by Tenaris Coiled Tubes LLC and Tenaris S.A. for its “BlueCoil” coiled tubing product. Global Tubing LLC filed a lawsuit seeking a declaratory judgment that its own “DURACOIL” product did not infringe Tenaris’s U.S. Patent Nos. 9,803,256, 10,378,074, and 10,378,075. The case’s background involves Tenaris’s acquisition of assets from a predecessor, Southwestern Pipe, Inc., which included documents for a 1990s product called “CYMAX.” These “CYMAX Documents” described a coiled tubing product with technical ... Valdez, regarding the CYMAX Documents, where he wrote, “I am not sure it is a good idea to disclose this document.” ... The U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Texas granted summary judgment to Global Tubing on the inequitable ... Thus, the CAFC ultimately vacated the grant of summary judgment to Global Tubing on its inequitable conduct claim; ... Rose Esfandiari is an aspiring J.D. candidate with a strong interest in intellectual property, technology, and ... **Warning & Disclaimer:** The pages, articles and comments on IPWatchdog.com do not constitute legal advice, nor do they create any attorney-client relationship. The articles published express the personal opinion and views of the ... #### Latest IPW Posts ##### Supreme Court Denies Thaler’s Latest Attempt to Register Copyright to AI-Generated Image March 2, 2026 @ 05:42 pm ##### Squires Updates Conflict of Interest Guidance for Examiners Following DOJ Settlement Announcement March 2, 2026 @ 04:15 pm ##### DOJ and USPTO File Statement Backing Injunctions for NPEs ... ##### Split Federal Circuit Upholds Smart Mobile Patent Claims Against Challenge from Apple ... Deborah Farone on IPWatchdog Unleashed. Law firm business development. Rainmaking ##### ... ##### PIUG 2026 Joint Annual and Biotechnology Conference May 19 @ 8:00 am - May 21 @ 5:00 pm EDT ... Supreme Court Denies Thaler’s Latest Attempt to Register Copyright to AI-Generated Image **Steve Brachmann** March 2, 2026 Squires ... **Eileen McDermott** March 2, 2026 USPTO and DOJ DOJ and USPTO File Statement Backing Injunctions for NPEs **Eileen McDermott** March 2, 2026 ... Split Federal Circuit Upholds Smart Mobile Patent Claims Against Challenge from Apple **Rose Esfandiari** March 2, 2026 ITC *Opinion*: The ITC Has Lost Sight of the Public Interest **Chuck Meyer** March 2, 2026 ... **Carlo Cotrone** March 1, 2026 Our website uses cookies to provide you with a better experience. Read our [priv