The Nigerian economy depends significantly on the oil and gas sector. Despite persistent challenges, recent technological advancements, including robotics, advanced instrumentation, drones, and rapid progress in artificial intelligence solutions, are bringing about a transformative era for the industry. This article explores the potential of these cutting-edge technologies to enhance sub-surface production monitoring, enabling real-time measurement, and ensuring the secure transportation of produced volumes across an extensive network of pipelines and surface installations in a bid to contribute to the enhancement of Nigeria’s economic prosperity through technological innovation.
he Federal Government has lost an estimated $16tn to natural gas flaring in 10 years, a report obtained by The PUNCH on Monday has shown.
Polish oil and gas firm Orlen has provisionally chartered a supertanker to load Venezuelan oil for China, according to a shipbroker and tracking data, following a temporary easing of US sanctions on the South American country.
Saudi Arabia’s new natural gas discoveries are no threat to Nigeria’s LNG business. This is according to Kayode Oluwadare, the Regional Energy Partner at Energy Compact.
The Chief Executive Officer of Pecan Energies Ghana Limited, Ms. Kadijah Amoah, has been adjudged the ‘Female Energy Personality of the Year’ at the 2023 Ghana Energy Awards.
WoodMac: as the energy transition progresses, refineries face an increasingly Darwinian battle for existence.
This year’s Local Content Conference and Exhibition (LCCE), organised by the Petroleum Commission, is expected to attract over 1,200 participants to Takoradi in the Western Region from tomorrow to Friday.
First half production from the country’s three main oilfields has declined by 13.2 per cent to 22.45 million barrels (bbls) from 25.86 bbls in the same period last year.
Aramco discovers two significant natural gas fields in the Empty Quarter, yielding substantial reserves for Saudi Arabia’s energy security
The federal government has met with a team from Seplat Energy, to resolve the stalemate arising from the proposed $1.3 billion ExxonMobil’s oil asset sale which has now been held up for close to two years.
It wasn’t clear what the details of the meeting which took place in Abuja were, but the Minister of State, Petroleum (Oil), Senator Heineken Lokpobiri, hinted that it bordered on ways to resolve the prolonged altercation.