Guyana and Suriname, two small countries on the Caribbean coast of South America, are gearing up to be major players in global natural gas markets. They are entering the playing field at an explosive moment, as natural gas is poised to take off running in national energy mixes around the world. Natural gas holds great allure as an abundant and affordable “bridge fuel” away from coal as pressure mounts to make good on climate pledges. On a global scale, demand for liquefied natural gas (LNG) is estimated to skyrocket by more than…
