The Oloibiri Lecture Series and Energy Forum is an annual lecture series focused on contributing to oil and gas policy development for Nigeria in commemoration of the first oil well drilled in Nigeria by Shell Darcy at Oloibiri, in Ogbia, Bayelsa State, in 1956.
The annual lecture series attracts participation from the government, regulatory agencies, heads of industry practitioners at all levels, as well as other key stakeholders from around Africa.
Date: 28th March, 2024
Venue: PTDF Main Auditorium, PTDF Tower, 2 Memorial Drive, Abuja
Theme: Stability in the Nigerian Energy Sector: Integrated Strategies for Infrastructure, Transportation and Security.
This theme aims to provide a comprehensive analysis of the interconnected dynamics shaping Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, with a focus on infrastructure, transportation, and security. While emphasizing the dual focus on security and economic resilience in the context of Nigeria’s oil and gas sector, the primary objectives are to evaluate the existing challenges, propose effective strategies for improvement, and promote a holistic approach to bolstering security and economic stability.
And to discuss with major focus on:
- Infrastructure Development for Optimal Oil and Gas Transportation:
- Strategies for Streamlining Petroleum Product Logistics and Distribution:
- Integrating State-of-the-Art Security Measures for Comprehensive Sector Protection:
- Economic Implications and Future Outlook:
This session invites industry experts, policymakers, and stakeholders to engage in discussions, share insights, and collaboratively shape a path toward a more secure, resilient, and economically stable future for Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.
Through this integrated analysis, the session aims to contribute valuable perspectives aligned with the SPE’s commitment to advancing technical knowledge and fostering sustainable practices within the oil and gas community.
