A single public library for long-form research and white papers across economic development, mining, energy, climate finance, technology, governance, institutional resilience and national strategy. Evidence, assumptions, analysis and forward-looking scenarios remain clearly separated.
Biodiversity finance and natural capital
Independent strategy for high-integrity biodiversity finance, with six investment readiness gates, community safeguards and verified ecological outcomes.
62 pages | Original 2026-10-31 · Website publication November 2026Sustainable urban development, heritage and diplomacy
Documentary study of Guyana’s heritage, urban planning and community-oriented partnership with The King’s Foundation.
35 pages | Original 2026-10-29 · Website publication November 2026Nature finance and biodiversity governance
An independent executive research paper proposing a Guyana nature-finance platform, three investment windows and safeguards for Indigenous rights, ecological measurement, financial integrity and transparent public accountability.
59 pages | Original October 2026Critical minerals and national strategy
A strategic assessment of historical uranium exploration evidence at Kurupung, mineral processing constraints, uranium-market positioning, radiation governance and responsible development pathways. The analysis distinguishes historical resource estimates from verified current mineral resources.
73 pages | Original October 2026Forest protection and climate accountability
An independent evidence synthesis and audit-ready evaluation framework for forest protection, causal climate benefits, carbon stocks, counterfactual forest-loss measurement, Guyana's reference-level accounting, Indigenous rights and climate finance. Complete expanded second edition.
46 pages | Original 26 September 2026Geoeconomics and industrial security
An independent strategic analysis of the interaction among mineral processing, electricity systems, AI infrastructure, international trade, industrial policy, investment and strategic alliances through 2040. The evidence cut-off is 11 October 2026.
21 pages | Original October 2026Water infrastructure and resilience
A research edition assessing Guyana's freshwater resources, safe drinking-water services, public-health protection, groundwater, watershed governance, agricultural and industrial demand, water-loss scenarios and investment priorities through 2035. Evidence cut-off: 26 September 2026.
51 pages | Original September 2026Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Research Alert
This independent research examines the discrepancy between the long-term costs of mine closure and the financial arrangements protecting communities, regulators and future generations. The paper analyses restoration, water treatment, tailings, regulatory security, accounting provisions and post-mining transitions through comparative evidence. It proposes a CLOSURE Integrity Framework as author analysis, not as a certified standard, and distinguishes dated regulatory observations from hypothetical financial scenarios.
Research edition 2026-10-19Environmental Economics Alert
Dependable industrial growth requires lawful allocation of water of the right quality and quantity while preserving public services and ecosystems. This monograph studies the relationship between water, power, mining, data centres, semiconductors, hydrogen and basin governance. It introduces the author-developed BASIN Allocation Protocol, seven-ledger water accounting and governance controls. Institutional evidence, forward scenarios and analytical propositions are clearly distinguished.
Research edition 2026-10-19Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Research Alert
A corporate greenhouse-gas inventory, carbon credit, Article 6 unit, product footprint and border-adjustment obligation are different instruments with different claims. This research reviews 2026 institutional developments in carbon markets, industrial carbon reporting and international transfers. The author proposes a Seven-Ledger Integrity Architecture and assurance controls to reconcile physical changes, legal rights, registries and public claims. The framework is original analysis rather than an external certification.
Research edition 2026-10-12Global Commodity Issues Alert
The security of critical-mineral supply depends on more than domestic ore reserves. Processing capacity, trade restrictions, logistics, qualification and recycling affect whether material becomes available to industry. This study synthesizes institutional evidence and proposes a Source-Process-Route-Qualify-Recycle framework for assessing vulnerabilities and investment responses. It distinguishes supply-chain resilience from national mineral self-sufficiency.
Research edition 2026-09-21Environmental, Social & Governance (ESG) Research Alert
Artificial intelligence offers applications in mining efficiency, hazard detection and environmental monitoring, but statutory accountability remains with identifiable decision makers. This paper proposes a consequence-based assurance framework for Guyana's extractive sector, covering risk classification, human oversight, data provenance, validation, explainability and incident escalation. It uses international frameworks as references while clearly separating recommendations from existing legal duties.
Research edition 2026-09-14National strategy
An independent framework for translating Guyana's resource wealth into enduring institutional, productive and national capabilities.
25 pages | Source edition 2026-09-12Energy and infrastructure
An evidence-led assessment that separates measured demand from development scenarios and evaluates generation and grid requirements through 2030.
22 pages | Source edition 2026-09-15Mining and energy security
A research monograph examining mining, processing concentration, trade, investment, circular supply and governance across strategic mineral value chains.
173 pages | Source edition 2026-09-17Economic development
An independent analysis of the choices, assumptions and risks involved in converting exceptional resource revenue into durable national prosperity.
101 pages | Source edition 2026-09-19Global trade and economic security
A comparative study of trade, industrial policy, investment, technology and supply-chain restructuring in a period of geopolitical fragmentation.
188 pages | Source edition 2026-09-19Infrastructure and resilience
A systems analysis of water risk across agriculture, energy, industry, AI infrastructure, finance, trade and national resilience to 2040.
136 pages | Source edition 2026-09-20Climate finance and forest governance
An independent evidence review of forest conservation, carbon finance, national development and governance accountability under Guyana's Low Carbon Development Strategy 2030.
47 pages | Source edition 2026-09-24Forest carbon markets and climate accountability
Independent research into Guyana's jurisdictional forest-carbon programme, accounting integrity, commercial agreements, revenue governance and long-term climate accountability.
51 pages | Source edition 2026-09-25Biodiversity governance and nature finance
An independent review of Guyana's Global Biodiversity Alliance, its governance, financing arrangements, biodiversity measurement, Indigenous participation and implementation questions.
53 pages | Source edition 2026-09-25Energy transition and public finance
An independent decision framework for assessing who finances energy-transition infrastructure, who carries risk and how to evaluate affordability, reliability and public outcomes.
48 pages | Source edition 2026-09-24Mining economics, technical diligence and ESG
An independent technical, financial and environmental review of Omai Gold's August 2026 preliminary economic assessment; not a certified mineral reserve estimate or investment recommendation.
36 pages | Source edition 2026-09-24All documents retain their original author ownership. DOI identifiers will appear here only after confirmed Zenodo deposits. This website does not claim external peer review.