Suriname’s offshore oil sector, particularly Block 52, is expected to significantly boost the nation’s economy. With estimated recoverable reserves of 500 million barrels of oil equivalent, the project could generate over $3 billion annually at peak production. This economic uplift will foster job creation, infrastructure investment, and regional energy leadership.

Suriname’s offshore Block 52 holds significant petroleum potential, positioning the nation for a transformative future. The area, part of the promising Guyana-Suriname Basin, benefits from robust geological features and strategic investments by PETRONAS. Upcoming development phases and discoveries indicate Suriname will emerge as a key player in global energy markets.

Noble Regina Allen, now stacked in Punta Arenas, but soon, in Q4 in offshore #Suriname, #Block 5, wildcat #Korikori-1 (is a Scarlet/Red Ibis). The Noble […]

This guide presents essential information for Surinamese professionals seeking offshore jobs in the Netherlands, highlighting critical safety training experiences and mandatory certifications. It emphasizes preparation for future opportunities in the industry while fostering camaraderie and unique work experiences within the offshore sector.

Credit: OilNow, March 3, 2025 Red Nova Supertanker (VLCC), heading to Rotterdam, The Netherlands. After a double crude lift, of 1 million barrels each, from […]