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- What is PetroMetric?
- PetroMetric is a proposed workspace by Computing Core for oil and gas obligations, evidence, reporting deadlines and corrective actions in Guyana, with a separate layer for US-company controls.
- Who publishes it?
- Computing Core, at computingcore.net. The intended product host is oilgascompliance.gy.
- How do you contact them?
- Email service@computingcore.net or call (592) 600-1096. Those are the only public contact details.
- Is PetroMetric a government system?
- No. It has no government affiliation or endorsement.
- Does it guarantee compliance?
- No. It organises records. It is not legal advice and it does not prevent penalties.
- Is it certified?
- No. References to SOC 2, NIST and ISO 27001 describe design maps and controls in the software. They are not attestations or certificates.
- What does the workspace percentage mean?
- Accepted evidence coverage is accepted evidence divided by applicable items. Missing evidence stays in the denominator. It is not a legal compliance score.
- How much does it cost?
- Contact for pricing. No price is published.
- What is the status of the Oil Pollution Act 2025?
- The Act is enacted. Commencement by ministerial order was not verified as of 8 November 2026. Related rows are readiness only.
- What fine applies to a false local-content submission?
- Enacted section 23(1) states GYD 5,000,000 for an individual and GYD 10,000,000 for a body corporate. A June 2025 guideline figure of GYD 1,000,000 conflicts with that text. Verify with counsel.
- What is the Rule 13q-1 threshold?
- Where the rule applies, the not-de-minimis threshold is USD 100,000. Form SD is due 270 days after fiscal year end. PetroMetric does not file it.