NOG Energy Week Opens Call for Technical Papers
NOG Energy Week has 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
NOG Energy Week has launched a call for technical papers, inviting submissions from researchers, engineers, academics, and other professionals in the energy sector who wish to present solutions and innovations to address challenges across Nigeria's oil and gas industry. The 2027 Technical Seminar's call for papers spans 14 categories, focusing on the entire energy value chain and aiming to foster the sharing of research, field experience, and practical knowledge to support investment, operational efficiency, and technological development in the sector.
Submissions will encompass various activities, ranging from upstream operations such as geoscience, field development, drilling, and asset management to midstream operations involving infrastructure, facilities, supply, pipeline transportation, shipping, and marine services. Razaq Shuaib, from TotalEnergies EP Nigeria, reviewed submissions for the previous program and highlighted the diverse expertise showcased, including contributions from working engineers and students.
Shuaib emphasized the critical role of developing technical knowledge and human capital to sustain progress in Nigeria's energy sector, stressing that human capital continues to be a key driver of industry growth.
Wemimo Oyelana, the Portfolio and Country Director at dmg Nigeria, explained that the program was designed to provide professionals tackling practical industry challenges with a platform to share their experiences and findings with a broader audience. Oyelana noted that the goal was to reach the individuals actively solving problems in the field and to offer them a venue to disseminate their learnings within the wider industry.
He urged those who have encountered issues that the industry needs to address to submit their work for consideration at NOG Energy Week.
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