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GOV’T, HESS SIGN US$750M CARBON CREDIT DEAL AMERINIDIAN COMMUNITIES TO BENEFIT FROM US$112 MILLION

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The government on Friday announced an agreement for Hess Corporation to purchase carbon credits from Guyana for a minimum of $750 million between 2022 and 2032. More details in this report.  

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