NOG seeks technical paper to curb challenges in oil & gas industry.
According to them, the call for papers, which covers 14 technical categories […] The organisers of the Nigeria Oil and Gas (NOG) Energy Week have opened submissions for its 2027 Technical Seminar, inviting researchers, engineers, academics and other energy professionals to present technical solutions and innovations capable of addressing challenges across Nigeria’s oil and gas industry.
The organisers said submissions would cover upstream activities, including geoscience, field development, drilling and asset management, and midstream operations involving infrastructure, facilities, supply and pipeline transportation, shipping and marine services.
Other areas include downstream infrastructure, power generation and industrialisation, alongside cross-cutting subjects such as artificial intelligence, digital transformation, decarbonisation, health, safety, security and environment (HSSE), project management, finance and people development.
Asset Operations Support at TotalEnergies EP Nigeria, Razaq Shuaib, who reviewed submissions for last year’s programme, said the contributions reflected the range of expertise available across the industry, including working engineers and students. He stressed the importance of developing technical knowledge and human capacity to sustain progress in Nigeria’s energy sector, noting that human capital remained a major driver of industry growth. Portfolio and Country Director, dmg Nigeria, Wemimo Oyelana, said the programme was designed to give professionals working on practical industry challenges an opportunity to share their experience and findings with a wider audience. “We built this programme to reach the people actually solving problems in the field and providing them with a platform to share what they are learning within the wider industry.
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