Shell Companies in Nigeria is highlighting its
long-standing contributions to the country’s economy at the 43rd
International Conference and Exhibition of the Nigeria Association of Petroleum
Explorationists (NAPE), which commenced on Monday.
The professional body celebrates its 50th
anniversary this year, having been founded in 1975. The theme of the
conference is: “Revitalising the Nigerian Petroleum Exploration and
Production Strategies for Energy Security and Sustainable Development.”
Marno de Jong,
Executive Vice President Nigeria and Country Chair of Shell, said:
“Shell has powered progress in Nigeria for over 60
years through our businesses and social investments. The Final Investment
Decisions on the Bonga North and HI projects underscore our commitment to the
country’s development. Our exhibition tells this story of progress and
partnership.”
The exhibition, which showcases Shell’s footprint in deep-water
production, domestic gas distribution, and renewable energy solutions,
attracted dignitaries including Minister of State for Petroleum Resources,
Heineken Lokpobiri, and Ondo State Governor, Lucky Aiyedatiwa.
Abidemi Belgore,
Senior Production Geoscientist & Subsurface Integrator, led a tour of the
stand, highlighting Shell’s efforts to empower businesses and communities
through access to energy solutions. He noted that the presentations have been well-received
by visitors, reinforcing Shell’s long-term commitment to Nigeria’s energy
and socio-economic development.
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