Energy Opportunities in the Caribbean'2024 is being heralded as a pivotal event for those with vested interests in the energy sector of the Caribbean and Guyana-Suriname Basin. The conference is designed to provide a deep dive into the intricacies of Exploration and Production (E&P) within the region. Complex geological settings, such as foreland basins and carbonate reservoirs, are being explored, offering insightful discussions on the prospectivity of these areas. The event is set to illuminate the E&P history of the Caribbean, with a particular focus on the hydrocarbon-rich turbidite deposits, providing a comprehensive overview of the region's energy landscape.

A spotlight is being placed on basin analysis, with the Caribbean and Guyana-Suriname Basin taking center stage. Attendees will be engaged in detailed discussions on basin modeling, source to sink dynamics, and geochemical studies. These discussions are expected to delve into the petroleum system modeling of the Caribbean and northern South Atlantic basins, as well as the Cretaceous-Cenozoic source rocks. The event promises to be a hub of knowledge, offering a platform for understanding the geological complexities and the potential they hold for future exploration and production.

The conference is also poised to address the critical role of the Energy Transition within the region. Discussions are anticipated to highlight the synergies and potential of geothermal energy, providing a forward-looking perspective on the Caribbean's energy future. This comprehensive platform is being crafted to foster meaningful dialogue on energy opportunities, ensuring that participants are well-equipped to navigate the evolving energy landscape. The event is expected to serve as a catalyst for innovation and collaboration, paving the way for new ventures and partnerships in the Caribbean's energy sector.