Darsh Khusial, Kenrick Hunte and Joe Persaud say no ring-fencing cost Guyana US$4.9 billion in 2025 oil profits.
OGGN says Guyana’s 2025 oil revenue appears in three conflicting totals, leaving a US$24M royalty gap that demands explanation.
Guyana’s real 2025 oil take is no more than US$100M out of US$12.5B in benefits, Hunte and co-writers say.
Darsh Khusial and co-writers say a US$6.7B gap in oil revenue figures could mean Guyana was shortchanged by nearly US$1B.
Berkshire’s 35% Chevron sell-off may reflect alarm over Guyana tax and environmental issues, OGGN’s writers suggest.
OGGN says Chevron’s Guyana oil profits rest on zero-out-of-pocket taxes and dangerously limited spill liability.
Guyana gave up US$14.3B in oil earnings through tax payments and a profit squeeze, Hunte and co-writers say.
OGGN says Chevron’s Guyana profits rest on zero-out-of-pocket taxes and capped spill liability that defy Berkshire’s stated ethics.
OGGN says Exxon and partners used “two-pocket accounting” under the 2016 PSA to cut Guyana’s profit share by US$9.1B.