Country Report
Guatemala upstream summary
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Report summary
Guatemala is located in Central America, next to Mexico and Belize. Until 2001, it was the only Central American country with proven hydrocarbon reserves. However, it produces only modest volumes of oil and is dependent on imports for most of its energy needs. Historically, the country attracted both major and minor players, but a 36-year civil war greatly inhibited activity until peace accords were struck in 1996. Since then, there has been an increase in exploration and development work, ...
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Map of BasinsDrillinf by well type
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Reserves at 01/01/2026Liquids Production (kb/d) 2018-2027Liquid ProductionPipelinesInfrastructure MapLicences
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