The Sub-Saharan Africa International Petroleum Exhibition and Conference (SAIPEC) is set to take place from February 11-13 at the prestigious Eko Convention Centre in Lagos, Nigeria. As the ninth edition of this esteemed conference, SAIPEC promises to deliver an unforgettable experience for all attendees.
Organized by the Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria in collaboration with key industry partners such as the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), NNPC Ltd, and the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), as well as over 30 national oil companies and regulators from Sub-Saharan Africa, SAIPEC is a premier event in the petroleum industry.
This leading industry event serves as a platform for groundbreaking discussions and innovative strategies that are instrumental in shaping the future of the petroleum industry. With thousands of industry leaders, key stakeholders, and enthusiasts from across Africa coming together, SAIPEC offers unparalleled opportunities for networking, learning, and collaboration.
Renowned industry expert and SAIPEC speaker, Dr. Nosa Omorodion, Nigeria Country Director at SLB, highlighted the importance of events like SAIPEC in fostering dialogue among industry leaders to address emerging developments and contribute to the growth of Africa’s energy sector. Dr. Omorodion emphasized the unique focus of SAIPEC as a homegrown initiative by PETAN.
Dr. Omorodion also underscored the significance of local content in Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, noting the transformative impact it has had on local businesses. He credited the successful implementation of a robust local content policy and targeted government efforts for driving the sector’s evolution into a more diversified market.
Furthermore, Dr. Omorodion highlighted the importance of collaboration across industries, particularly with the manufacturing sector, in fostering innovation and creating partnerships that drive standardized local solutions. As the oil and gas sector undergoes changes through new investments, domestication, and decarbonization, local content remains a critical enabler for unlocking business opportunities, creating jobs, facilitating technology transfer, and ensuring a sustainable future for the industry.
In line with promoting local content, Dr. Omorodion mentioned SLB Nigeria’s contributions through partnerships with in-country suppliers, development of regional technical capabilities, and investments in education initiatives like N-STEP, SEED, and Faculty for the Future programs.
For those interested in learning more about SAIPEC, visit the official website at www.saipec-event.com. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a transformative event that is shaping the future of the petroleum industry in Africa.
