See how pivotal investments—from government initiatives to major foreign direct investment—are building a reliable, secure, and prosperous energy future for Guyana.
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Guyana's strategic focus on energy is creating a wealth of investment opportunities. Explore these key sectors, poised for significant growth and supported by favorable government initiatives.
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Explore six key sectors identified for high-growth potential across Guyana's burgeoning industrial and energy landscape. These areas, from sustainable hydropower development to advanced pharmaceutical manufacturing, represent strategic opportunities for investment, national development, and regional export.
Invest in Guyana's abundant hydropower potential, contributing to sustainable energy and national electrification, enabling long-term growth and future energy exports to the region.
Capitalise on building critical natural gas infrastructure to support the nation's transformative Gas-to-Energy project and facilitate widespread industrial expansion across Guyana.
Establish factories to produce glass and solar panels, meeting the growing demand for renewable energy components and fostering local manufacturing capabilities.
Invest in producing essential machinery and equipment to support Guyana's manufacturing sectors, thereby reducing import reliance and boosting local industry.
Develop modern pharmaceutical manufacturing facilities to meet local healthcare demands and explore export opportunities in the region.
Leverage local timber resources to establish modern furniture manufacturing facilities, catering to both the domestic market and international export opportunities.
Development and expansion of 18.6 MW of solar generation capacity to serve Berbice, Essequibo, and Leguan, also for the electrification of the Hinterland communities.
Building a pipeline to transport natural gas from the Stabroek block oilfield to onshore facilities.
Establishing a Natural Gas Liquids (NGL) plant to process and distribute gas products.
Guyana Grid modernization projects with over 700km of transmission lines to improve energy distribution networks across Regions 3, 4, 5, and 6.
With the capacity to generate an estimated energy supply of 250 MW using a combined-cycle power plant by the end of 2025, with a scheduled phase II expansion
to increase supply of an estimated 500MW.
Guyana’s hydropower potential is evident in the Amaila Falls Hydropower Project (AFHP) and smaller projects like Kumu, Moco Moco, and Kato, establishing the country as a leader in renewable energy with the opportunity for energy exportation.
Establishment of the Guyana Technical Training College (GTTC) for oil and gas professionals and support for local fabrication and machining in the oil and gas industry.
Guyana trade agreements under CARICOM, the Caribbean Basin Initiative (CBI), and bilateral agreements.
Manufacturers exporting over 50% of their products, able to utilize the advantages of Guyana’s trade and bilateral agreements, will receive tax benefits on raw and packaging materials along with being eligible for Zero-rated Value-Added Tax (VAT).
The government is allocating industrial plots for energy-intensive businesses, providing land incentives and infrastructure support, including industrial parks that offer low-cost land leases as low G$1.00/US$0.005 per square foot annually.
