Minister, others to steer dialogue at Heirs Energies discussion board

Heirs Energies, one in every of Africa’s foremost indigenous vitality corporations, says it’s going to host the 2025 Heirs Energies Management Discussion board: Trade Leaders Discourse on Thursday, February 20, 2025.

The occasion, which will likely be held in Abuja could have in attendance the Minister of State for Petroleum Assets (Oil), Heineken Lokpobiri; the Chief Govt of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Fee, Gbenga Komolafe, and others.

The discussion board, it was acknowledged, unites authorities decision-makers, world vitality Chief Govt Officers, and sector pioneers to forge actionable methods for accelerating Nigeria’s oil manufacturing progress.

Themed ’Nigeria’s Oil Manufacturing Progress Roadmap – Acceleration Imperatives’, the session will function distinguished audio system together with Lokpobiri, Komolafe, the Chairman OPEC Board of Governors and CEO of First E&P, Adewale Adeyemo-Bero; and the CEO of Seplat Power, Roger Brown.

The session will likely be moderated by the CEO of Heirs Energies, Osayande Igiehon.

With Nigeria focusing on oil manufacturing of two.1 million barrels per day by 2025 and a couple of.7mbpd by 2027, the dialogue will deal with vital business challenges whereas exploring alternatives for innovation and native business management.

It was disclosed that the rising position of Nigerian Impartial Firms within the sector will likely be a focus, significantly as asset possession transitions from Worldwide Oil Firms to native operators.

“Nigeria’s vitality future can not wait. By way of daring collaboration, we will remodel challenges into alternatives – ramping up manufacturing, attracting investments, and powering sustainable improvement, Igiehon added.

He mentioned, “The discussion board will start with a cocktail reception at 5:30 PM, adopted by the panel dialogue at 6:00 PM, and conclude with an unique networking dinner.

“Heirs Energies continues to champion operational excellence, innovation, and native capability improvement in Africa’s vitality sector, driving vitality sufficiency and financial transformation throughout the continent.”