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You are kindly invited to the joint Society of Petroleum Engineers - SPE Ghana Section, Society of Petroleum Engineers Uganda, SPE Southern Africa Section, 𝐒𝐏𝐄 𝐍𝐚𝐦𝐢𝐛𝐢𝐚, SPE Warri Nigeria Section, 𝐒𝐏𝐄 𝐓𝐚𝐧𝐳𝐚𝐧𝐢𝐚, SPE Germany, SPE Vienna Basin Section and SPE Romanian Section to their March 2024 Technical Meeting scheduled to hold as shown below; Topic: "Energy Perspective – Watt is happening?" Speaker: Gabrijel G. Date: Thursday; 28th March 2024 Time: 1pm GMT Meeting ID: 891 2362 7669 Passcode: spegh Join Zoom Meeting https://lnkd.in/e5faKUNV Abstract If you only had one shot? One opportunity? To learn energy and ask whatever you ever wanted. One moment. Would you attend it? Or just let it slip? The talk is aimed at exploring different energy sources, what they mean for our planet and the people in it, and how your career can play a big part in shaping the future. From data to graphs, to personal career perspective. Discover how simple choices in your career can make a big impact on the energy world and why keeping up with education now matters more than ever. #we_are_spe

Congrats to Society of Petroleum Engineers - SPE Ghana Section on their SPE AYPW 2024 win! I'm thrilled to have represented SPE Abuja Section 199 alongside my incredible teammates, Marrietta Adaobi Mba, Gabriel Isioma, Mr. Promise, Anthiga Eyo, Mr Yusuf and Mr. Chisom. Their support throughout the competition was invaluable. This debate sparked an inner fire in me for the oil & gas industry. We delved into critical topics like "Limited Infrastructure and geographic limitations in certain regions of Africa pose an insurmountable chailenge to long term and widespread energy innovation across the Africa continent" and " Diversifying energy portfolios and investing in renewable energy technologies will future-proof the African oil and gas industry against changing market dynamics and growing environmental concerns" and "Current advocacy, awareness campaigns and collaborations are sufficient to attract young talent to the African oil and gas industry amidst a changing energy landscape" addressing energy transition and the Africa oil and gas industry. It is crucial for young minds to engage in conversations like this address the future of the energy industry and their role in a sustainable future. What do you think are way to engage young minds into the energy industry Afric energy sustainability and youth engagement, giving me a clearer vision of my future role in the evolving energy landscape. #SPE #Energy #Sustainability #OilAndGas #CleanEnergy #GenZ #climatechange #renewable

Welcome to the Official Page of the Young Professionals of the Society of Petroleum Engineers Nigeria Council. The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) is a not-forprofit professional association with 127,000 members in 145 countries engaged in the exploration and production of oil and gas and related energy resources. SPE’s mission is to collect, disseminate, and exchange technical knowledge concerning the exploration, development and production of oil and gas resources, and related technologies for the public benefit; and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence. In Nigeria, SPE started in 1973 as Society of Petroleum Engineers Lagos-Nigeria Section. Over the years, this has evolved into a council, five sections, one in each of the following locations: Lagos, Port Harcourt, Warri, Benin and Abuja, and more than 32 SPE Student Chapters Young Professionals are members of SPE who are age 35 and younger with most of them having 0 – 10 years experience. Fresh University graduates transition from being Student Members into this membership cadre. #SPE #SPENigeria #Warri #Benin #Lagos #PortHarcourt #Abuja #YP #OilandGas #Energy

POTENT WORLD GLOBAL LTD is making significant efforts to participate and contribute to the Nigeria Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority (OGFZA). Oil and Gas Free Zones Authority - OGFZA plays a crucial role in promoting and supporting Nigeria's petroleum and gas industry. Potent World Global Limited is working towards this goal in various ways. Potent World Global Limited complies with OGFZA policies and guidelines, planning its activities based on them. This is essential for effectively managing investments and business operations, ensuring stability by adhering to local regulations and standards. Additionally, Potent World Global Limited strives to have a positive impact on local communities through its collaboration with OGFZA. This can involve creating potential employment opportunities, enhancing the local workforce through skills and education programs, among other methods. However, the company's involvement goes beyond mere legal compliance. Potent World Global Limited emphasizes sustainable development and social responsibility. This means contributing to environmental protection and social progress, building a better future in collaboration with OGFZA. All these efforts reflect Potent World Global Limited's vision and values. The company is dedicated to advancing Nigeria's petroleum and gas industry, making a positive impact on local communities, and achieving greater success through collaboration with OGFZA. As the Korean partner of POTENT WORLD GLOBAL LIMITED in Nigeria, I am proud to be committed to attracting domestic technology and investment. #PotentWorldGlobalLimited #OGFZA #NigeriaOilandGas #FreeZones #SustainableDevelopment #SocialResponsibility #CommunityImpact #Collaboration

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Angolan Petroleum Service Companies Urge Enhanced Focus on Local Content The Association of Angolan Petroleum Service Companies (AECIPA .), representing 150 members within the Angolan oil industry, advocates for a heightened emphasis on the implementation of local content initiatives. Highlighting the strategic importance of industry efficiency, the association underscores the pivotal role of local content in supporting Angola’s goal of increasing oil production to 1... Read more on the link below https://lnkd.in/ggrgQMnA

I am thrilled to be participating in this year’s Upstream Oil & Gas Local Content Conference & Exhibition organised by the Petroleum Commission in Takoradi in the Western Region of Ghana. Local content policies (LCPs) are critical to developing and strengthening linkages between the extractive industry and other sectors of the economy to unleash optimal value. They also form a veritable conduit through which the skills and training gap in resource-rich developing countries may be bridged. It’s been a decade since the Petroleum (Local Content And Local Participation) Regulations, 2013 (L.I. 2204) was promulgated, and an opportune time to interrogate whether it is performing satisfactorily against its stated objectives. This is why this year’s conference theme, “Ten (10) Years of Local Content in Ghana’s Upstream Petroleum Industry: Achievements, Challenges and Prospects” couldn’t be more apt. Socrates once famously said, “The unexamined life is not worth living.” The purpose of policy evaluation is to assess the effectiveness and impact of policy implementation. It helps to determine whether the policy is achieving its intended goals and objectives. Through evaluation, policymakers can identify areas of success and areas that need improvement. It also provides valuable insights and data for making informed decisions and adjustments to the policy to ensure its continued relevance and effectiveness. I am eager to see what insights this year’s conference will unearth! #OilAndGasConference #LocalContent #ExcitingOpportunity

CTPD URGES ZAMBIA TO DEVELOP COMPREHENSIVE OIL EXPLORATION AND PRODUCTION POLICY The Centre for Trade Policy and Development (CTPD) has called on the Zambian government to urgently develop an Oil Exploration and Production (E&P) Policy to attract significant investment in the oil and gas sector. Since the enactment of the Petroleum (Exploration and Production) Act in 2008, Zambia has faced challenges in attracting substantial investment in oil and gas exploration. Despite the country’s potential, geological risks and a lack of funding commitments have hindered progress. Dr. Stephen Kambani, Associate Researcher for Extractives at CTPD, noted that Zambia has conducted three licensing…READ MORE HERE https://lnkd.in/duwfACrp