Chevron Seeks Long-term Investment to Secure Nigeria’s Energy Future
Peter Uzoho Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) has called for stronger collaboration across government, regulators and industry operators as the foundation for building a resilient oil and gas sector that can
Chevron Nigeria Limited (CNL) has called for greater collaboration among government, regulators, and industry operators to build a resilient oil and gas sector that can generate growth, employment, and energy security for Nigeria. At the recent 49th Nigerian Annual International Conference and Exhibition (NAICE) in Lagos, the company's Managing Director, Mr. Jim Swartz, emphasized that collaboration is vital as no single entity can tackle the sector's opportunities and challenges alone.
Swartz stressed that technology will be crucial for safer operations, improved performance, and the sustainable energy future that Nigeria aims to achieve.
Addressing a conference themed "Thriving in the Evolving Global Energy Landscape: Collaborative Growth and Resilience," Swartz identified four key pillars to define a resilient energy future. These include continued investment, policies that ensure long-term stability, the development of competitive and enduring local capacity, and robust partnerships across all sectors involved.
Chevron has been present in Nigeria for over six decades, playing a pivotal role in establishing the industry and cultivating technical expertise in the country.
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