Author: Anton Foek

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Tale of Two Rain-Forests: Why Guyana Is Far Ahead of Suriname in the Global Carbon Market

August 6, 2026

eyesonguyana Amsterdam, August 6, 2026 – Guyana is unequivocally ahead of Suriname in selling sovereign carbon credits under international frameworks like Article 6 of the Paris Agreement. Although both neighboring South American nations sit atop the dense, biodiverse Guiana Shield—ranking among the most heavily forested, carbon-negative jurisdictions on Earth—their strategies over the last decade have…
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The New Energy Titans: How Guyana and Suriname Are Reshaping the Global Offshore Map

July 29, 2026

eyesonguyana A Rising Tide in South America Far beneath the turquoise waters of the Atlantic, a seismic shift is underway. For decades, the energy map of the Americas was dominated by familiar heavyweights. Today, the spotlight has swung decisively toward the northern coast of South America, where Guyana and Suriname are rapidly emerging as the…
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How Guyana Turned Oil Into Opportunity

How Guyana Turned Oil Into Opportunity

July 28, 2026

And the One Advantage Suriname Doesn’t Have Two neighbors, one offshore basin, two very different starting points. Guyana got a five-year head start and a language advantage. Here’s what it actually did with them — and what’s left for Suriname to copy. eyesonguyana Amsterdam, July 28, 2026 – Guyana and Suriname share more than a…
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