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Block 52: Petronas Crosses One Billion Barrels
Wimpel Online  ·  06 Jul 2026
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GranMorgu at Halfway: What 50 Percent Means
Wimpel Online  ·  22 Apr 2026
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Guyana Nears One Million Barrels. Suriname Watches.
Wimpel Online  ·  12 Mar 2026
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Sloanea Is Commercial: Suriname's Gas Act Begins
Wimpel Online  ·  20 Nov 2025
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How Staatsolie Raised Two Billion for GranMorgu
Wimpel Online  ·  10 Sep 2025
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Block 52: Petronas Crosses One Billion Barrels
Block 52: Petronas Crosses One Billion Barrels

Petronas confirms Block 52's discovered resources now exceed one billion barrels of oil equivalent — a turning point for Suriname's gas future.

Wimpel Online  ·  06 Jul 2026
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GranMorgu at Halfway: What 50 Percent Means
GranMorgu at Halfway: What 50 Percent Means

The FPSO hull is in dry dock in China, four subsea trees are finished, and the project is roughly half built. A progress report on the development that will define Suriname's next decade.

Wimpel Online  ·  22 Apr 2026
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Guyana Nears One Million Barrels. Suriname Watches.
Guyana Nears One Million Barrels. Suriname Watches.

Stabroek production hit 926,000 barrels per day in February. With the Uaru project starting late this year, Guyana will pass one million — and preview the scale of what Suriname's own decade could hold.

Wimpel Online  ·  12 Mar 2026
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Sloanea Is Commercial: Suriname's Gas Act Begins
Sloanea Is Commercial: Suriname's Gas Act Begins

Staatsolie has declared the Sloanea gas field on Block 52 commercially viable. A floating LNG development operated by Petronas could give Suriname a second hydrocarbon export stream by the end of the decade.

Wimpel Online  ·  20 Nov 2025
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How Staatsolie Raised Two Billion for GranMorgu
How Staatsolie Raised Two Billion for GranMorgu

A US$516 million bond and a US$1.6 billion syndicated loan from eighteen lenders — how Suriname's state oil company financed its 20 percent of GranMorgu, and what it signals about the country's creditworthiness.

Wimpel Online  ·  10 Sep 2025
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The Local Content Illusion: Who Wins Contracts?
The Local Content Illusion: Who Wins Contracts?

Suriname's local content legislation is ambitious on paper. In practice, the tenders go to joint ventures that place a Surinamese name on a foreign balance sheet. Wimpel traces the money.

Administrator  ·  12 May 2025

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