The Society of Petroleum Engineers (SPE) Nigeria Council has announced that it will hold its 47th edition of the Nigeria Annual International Conference and Exhibition (NAICE) 2024, next month in Lagos. The forum has as its theme: “Petroleum Industry Value Chain Optimisation: The Inevitability of Midstream and Downstream Development.”
NAICE 2024 will provide a platform for industry professionals, stakeholders, and enthusiasts to discuss and explore advancements in the petroleum sector, focusing on optimising the midstream and downstream segments of the value chain. The conference will feature high-profile sessions, keynote addresses, and technical discussions aimed at driving innovation and growth in the industry.
The SPE Chairman, Nigeria Council, Salahudeen Tahir, said: “The development of midstream and downstream sectors is inevitable to enhance efficiency, ensure sustainability, and maintain competitiveness. By adopting a comprehensive and integrated approach, leveraging technological advancements, and adhering to regulatory frameworks, the industry can achieve significant improvements in both profitability and environmental performance”.
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Other highlights of NAICE 2024 include the Young Professionals’ Workshop, The Women Leadership Programme, the Oil Industry Night & Awards Dinner, Family Recreation Activities, and Exhibition.
The conference will feature two key panel sessions focused on “Unlocking Upstream Value: Developing Markets, Trade Access, and Facilitating Partnerships in the Midstream and Downstream” and “Energy Security: Exploring the Interplay Between Technology, Market Dynamics, and Organizational Capabilities.”
Additionally, a Topical Issues Workshop with the sub-theme “The Outlook of the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry, Post IOC Divestments and Exits: Challenges and Opportunities” will delve into the future landscape of the Nigerian Oil and Gas industry and explore emerging challenges and opportunities.