The Industry-Led International Technology Conference and Exhibition 8-10 June 2010
EKO EXPO CENTRE
VICTORIA ISLAND, LAGOS, NIGERIA
Confirmed Participation from:
Principal Sponsor:
Sponsors:
Endorsed by:
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The Technology PlaTform for nigeria’s oil & gas indusTry
The organising committee is delighted to announce that the Nigeria Oil & Gas Technology (NOG Tech) Conference and Exhibition will be held right in the centre of Nigeria’s oil & gas industry, in Lagos’ Eko Expo Centre, from 8–10 June 2010. This unique industry-led event focuses on technology development, innovation and training within the upstream, midstream and downstream oil & gas sectors, bringing together senior decision makers, industry experts and major players involved in some of the biggest projects in the region.
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NOG Tech takes place over three days and delivers an all-encompassing commercial event, comprising a two day technical conference and three day technology exhibition, providing a platform to showcase new technology products and ideas to help find solutions and identify gaps in the market.
Highlights • • • • • • • •
International technology exhibition 2 day technical conference International and indigenous case studies Technology showcases IOC-led problem-solving sessions Focus on upstream and total gas value chain Buyers and sellers meeting place Strong industry support
Benefits of attending • discover new technologies to boost operations and cut costs • learn from leading experts addressing Nigeriaspecific content • Benefit from enhanced learning opportunities through detailed case studies • Interact in group problem solving sessions with IOCs – raise your company’s profile and win contracts! • Participate in exclusive functions with technology experts, government officials and senior IOC members • discuss and advance upcoming projects by exchanging business ideas with future partners • network with oil and gas practitioners who influence key decision makers and leading buyers and sellers of pioneering technology products
“May I commend the initiative of your organisation in organising the upcoming NOG Tech Conference and Exhibition, an event that provides a meeting point for players in the oil & gas industry to address issues of technology and training in the industry.” engr muttaqha r darma mnse, mnim Executive Secretary Petroleum Technology development fund (PTdf)
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develoPed for The indusTry, By The indusTry Participation From:
Endorsed and Attended by:
The Petroleum Technology Development Fund (PTDF) is a parastatal of the Ministry of Petroleum Resources dedicated to the purpose of development, promotion and implementation of petroleum technology and manpower development through research and training of Nigerians as graduates, professionals, technicians and craftsmen in the fields of engineering, geology, geosciences, management, economics and relevant fields in the petroleum and solid minerals industry in Nigeria or abroad. www.ptdf.gov.ng
The Nigerian Society of Chemical Engineers (NSChE) was founded in 1969 and operates with the vision of being the center of excellence for the chemical engineering profession in Africa and the prime mover of industrialisation in Nigeria. It aims to generally foster and promote the profession of chemical engineering, in theory and practice, and enhance the usefulness of the profession to the public. www.nsche.org
The Society for Underwater Technology (SUT) is a multi-disciplinary learned society that brings together organisations and individuals with a common interest in underwater technology, ocean science and offshore engineering. SUT was founded in 1966 and has members from more than 40 countries, including engineers, scientists, other professionals and students working in these areas. www.sut.org.uk
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The Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency (NIMASA) is committed to the enthronement of global best practices in the provision of maritime services in Nigeria. Areas of focus include effective Maritime Safety Administration, Maritime Labour Regulation, Marine Pollution Prevention and Control, Search and Rescue, Cabotage enforcement, Shipping Development and Ship Registration, Training and Certification of Seafarers, and Maritime Capacity Development. www.nimasa.gov.ng
The Nigerian Institute of Welding (NIW) is a non-governmental organisation, part of the global body of professionals working towards the development and advancement of global and national industrial advancement through welding technology. Established in 1980, NIW maintains a truly professional and international relevance by meeting requirements for international welding practice through consistent adherence to IIW policies and it’s implementation in all areas of operation. www.niginstituteofwelding.com
The Oil and Gas Trainers Association of Nigeria (OGTAN) was formed with the support of the Nigerian Content Division of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation to address the manpower development needs of the Nigerian oil and gas industry. Its vision is to develop a Nigerian oil and gas training business group that interfaces with Nigerian oil and gas operators, international organisations and Nigerian government to ensure a total human capacity development in the Nigerian oil and gas industry and the attainment of Nigerian content goals. www.ogtan.org
The Council for the Regulation of Engineering in Nigeria (COREN) regulates and controls the training and practice of engineering in Nigeria to ensure and enforce the registration of all engineering personnel (i.e. Engineers, Engineering Technologists, Engineering Technicians, and Engineering Craftsmen) and consulting firms wishing to practice or engage in the practice of practice of engineering. www.corenng.org
The Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE) was founded in 1958 and is the national umbrella organisation for the engineering profession in the country. The objective of the society is to promote the advancement of engineering education, research, and practice in all its ramifications, thereby maintaining and enhancing the professional capabilities of its members so as to better equip them to fulfill the needs of the profession for the good of the public and the nation of large. www.nse.org.ng
The Engineering Forum of Nigerians (EFN) provides a forum for Nigerian engineers based in the UK, for the purpose of promoting and influencing engineering development in all its ramifications in Nigeria. Its mission is to promote, encourage and support the development of engineering skills among young people in Nigeria and among young people from black and ethnic minority groups, as well as all other persons with interest in the field of engineering in the UK and Nigeria. www.efn.org.uk
sTeering commiTTee
anita omoile Principal deep Blue energy services ltd
dr ibilola amao Principal Consultant lonadek oil & gas
engr alexander ogedegbe Managing Director ilf
george osahon Managing Director geo concept Technical limited
lanre alabi Facilities Manager chevron nigeria ltd
charles osezua Chairman & CEO owel-linkso
olubunmi obembe Executive General Manager Technical Services & Nigeria Content Total e&P nigeria limited abiola John Kehinde Professor & Head of Chemical Engineering university of lagos
“We have no doubt that NOG Tech will make a positive impact in the industry and we look forward to working with you during NOG Tech 2010.” Pamela aniemena Business Development Manager – Sub Saharan Africa society of underwater Technology (suT)
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The Technology PlaTform for nigeria’s oil & gas indusTry Speakers include:
Key Topics
dr emmanuel egbogah P eng, OON special advisor to the President on Petroleum matters Philip chukwu, Group Executive Director, Exploration and Production, nnPc* eng f a abbiyesuku, Group Executive Director Engineering and Technology, nnPc dr levi ajuonuma, Group General Manager Group Public Affairs, nnPc ernest nwapa, Group General Manager Capacity Building & Local Content, nnPc dr ayo Balogun, Group General Manager, naPmis* venkatapathy v, Head – LPG, niPco plc* adeyemi Bero, Managing Director, Bg nigeria limited dr olufemi a lalude, Chairman, cresTech Kanu a Kanu, Manager Exploration, chevron michael Bellamy, Chief Marketing Officer, ge oil & gas Brian andrew coward, Advanced Solutions Lead – EMEA, honeywell (Process solutions) christian onyema, Principal Technical Professional, halliburton egil Boyum, Senior Vice President, aker subsea as adebayo ayorinde, Technical Director, afren nigeria christian nwaneri, Technical Manager, drillog Pdl Pedro egbe, Managing Director, Weltek nuhu yakubu, Managing Director, Banner energy ltd doug cooper, Technical Manager, fmc Technologies anders carlson, Senior Process Engineer, nigeria lng ltd Jim Tait, Africa and Caspian Sales and Marketing Manager, fmc Technologies ramdane hamadi, Technical Director, oceon obiora ibe, Project Coordinator, nrg drilling nigeria* Jerome okolo, Executive Vice Chairman, geoQinetiq goriola o omisore, Senior Environmental Scientist, environquest
*Awaiting final confirmation
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Upstream • Future techniques for Nigeria field development & the Chad Basin evaluation • Trends to help maximise a well & ESPs for marginal field production • Latest initiatives & experience in engineering design (FEED) - Niger Delta specific projects • Real time centres (RTC) for on the spot evaluation and monitoring of (drilling) operations
Gas (Total Value Chain) • Gas to wires: technology options for power sector growth in Nigeria • Project finance: cost of doing business in Nigeria • New techniques for utilising gas in Nigeria’s domestic market • Commercialisation of gas: challenges and development opportunities
Local Content & Project Finance Deep Water & Subsea • Alternative options for deepwater production in Nigeria • Training and local content in Nigeria’s offshore and onshore industry • Subsea processing - new concepts in field development for Nigeria • Improved pipeline operations – Nigeria-specific
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• Capacity building & technology transfer in the Nigerian oil & gas industry: current initiatives & incentives • Review of project costs in Nigeria: local finance vs international finance • International costs related to oil price / Niger Delta specific costs
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Technical conference 8-9 June 2010 Day One
8 June 2010
09.00
Registration and Welcome Coffee
10.00
opening ceremony address: current & future Technology challenges in nigeria – an overview dr emmanuel egbogah P eng, OON, special adviser to the President on Petroleum matters Philip chukwu, Group Executive Director, Exploration and Production, nnPc* eng f a abbiyesuku, Group Executive Director Engineering and Technology, nnPc dr ayo Balogun, Group General Manager, naPims* engr (chief) olumuyiwa alade ajibola, President, nigerian society of engineers
11.00
Exhibition Opening & Tour
12.30
Networking Lunch hosted by:
stream a – upstream: Well & field 14.00
room 1
future Techniques for nigeria field development & the chad Basin evaluation • Reservoir characterisation – geology land analysis • Shooting & interpreting 3D & 4D seismic data • Statistical exploration • Discovery driven development planning Kanu a Kanu, Manager Exploration, chevron Senior Representative, exxonmobil* Jerome okolo, Executive Vice Chairman, geoQinetiq eric schmid, Sub Saharan Africa Editor, his energy
stream B – upstream: design & exploration 14.00
Questions and Answers 15.30
Trends to help maximise a Well & esPs for marginal field Production • Downhole pressure measurement • Drillstem testing • Multiphase well testing and monitoring • WellLife® III Cementing Service – Extending Reliability to the Third Power • Surface testing and clean up raphael awoseyin, Chief Engineering & Technology, oando* christian onyema, Principal Technical Professional, halliburton Wolfgang Kessler, Geophysicist, Terraseis Co-presenter: addax lanre sunmonu, Senior Engineer, famfa goriola o omisore, Senior Environmental Scientist, environquest
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End of Technical Conference Day One
19.00
Gala Dinner hosted by:
latest initiatives & experience in engineering design (feed) - niger delta specific Projects • Pipeline • Structural • Facilities Prof s a sanni, President, nigerian academy of engineers Tunde elesin, Group Manager – Hydrocarbons, deltaafrik engineering ltd ramdane hamadi, Technical Director, oceon aloy chiege, Drilling & Production Systems, cameron offshore systems Questions and Answers
15.30
real Time centres (rTc) for on the spot evaluation & monitoring of (drilling) operations • Directional, vertical & horizontal drilling • Measurement & logging while drilling • Offshore drilling technology • Slimhole drilling martin nuttal, General ManagerOperations, Transocean* adebayo ayorinde, Technical Director, afren nigeria obiora ibe, Project Coordinator, nrg drilling nigeria limited* christian nwaneri, Technical Manager, drillog pdl Questions & Answers
Questions and Answers 17.00
room 2
17.00
End of Technical Conference Day One
For speaking opportunities contact Shane White on +44 20 7978 0090 or swhite@thecwcgroup.com
Day Two 09.00
Registration and Welcome Coffee
stream a – deep Water & subsea 10.00
9 June 2010
room 1
alternative options for deepwater Production in nigeria • Deep water pipeline installation • Deep water production risers • New concepts in field development dr olufemi a lalude, Chairman, cresTech Senior Representative, esso exploration and Production nigeria limited* egil Boyum, Senior Vice President, aker subsea as soala Benibo, Subsea Engineer, shell nigeria exploration & Production company
stream B – gas (Total value chain) 10.00
Questions and Answers 11:30
Networking Coffee Break
11.50
Training and local content in nigeria’s offshore & onshore industry • Capacity building & technology transfer in the Nigerian oil & gas industry • Finding future Nigerian engineers & geologists • Local supply • Current initiatives & incentives • Policy ernest nwapa, Group General Manager Capacity Building & Local Content, nnPc o a femi odumabo, General Manager, Policy, Govt. & Public Affairs, chevron nigeria limited Walter Paviani, Commercial Manager, saipem contracting nigeria limited lola amoa, Board Member, ogTan Kunle opawale, Department of Petroleum Engineers african university of science & Technology habiba a. Wakil, General Manager (Nigeria Content Division), PTdf Wole ogunsanya, Managing Director, geoplex
13.00
Networking Lunch
14.30
subsea Processing - new concepts in field development for nigeria • Risers (drilling & completion) • Subsea trees & completions • Design & installation of risers, pipelines & supporting equipment doug cooper, General Manager - Technical, fmc Technologies
15.30
improved Pipeline operations - nigeria-specific • New logistic modals • Pipeline laying in the swamp regions & subsea • Long range ultra sonic testing • Supply to refineries & power plants Kevin Joseph, Executive Director – Operations, oando* Senior Representative, shell nigeria gas (sng)* davide rossi, General Manager Onshore Operations, saipem dayo olowe, Managing Director, deepwater Pipeline services nig ltd engr B a soyode, Project Director, atlas Polygenics nig ltd valentine obidi, Deputy Managing Director, submar
End of Technical Conference
gas to Wires: Technology options for Power sector growth in nigeria • The status of regulation • Stimulating growth in the power sector • Infrastructure & financing challenges Pedro egbe, Managing Director, Weltek nuhu yakubu, Managing Director, Banner energy ltd imamuddeen Talba, Administrator, nigerian electricity regulatory commission* guillaume Jahan, General Manager, Pace marc hasenclever, Chief Operating Officer – IPP Projects, shoreline Power company ltd chucks nnama, Project Sales Engineer, aBB Questions and Answers
11:30
Networking Coffee Break
11.50
Project finance - cost of doing Business in nigeria • Review of Costs in Nigeria & potential ROI: local finance vs International finance • Project costs in Nigeria • international costs related to oil price • Niger Delta specific costs dr levi ajuonuma, Group General Manager Group Public Affairs, nnPc hakeem adedeji, Senior Vice President & Head of Energy, first city monument Bank adeyemi Bero, Managing Director, Bg nigeria limited ola olabinjo, Head, Corporate Banking Group, skye Bank Plc ade adeola, Managing Director Project & Export Finance, standard chartered Bank Plc
13.00
Networking Lunch
14.30
new Techniques for utilising gas in nigeria’s domestic market • Reinjection • Capturing for power plants, petrochemical units, etc • Liquefaction plants – LNG michael Bellamy, Chief Marketing Office, ge oil & gas Bolade soremekun, MD/CEO, Bas consulting Senior Representative, shell Petroleum development company of nigeria ltd lawal gbolahan, Vice President, gil automations and control services ltd. Questions and Answers
16.30
Questions & Answers 17:30
room 2
commercialisation of gas: challenges & development opportunities • LPG / LNG / Fertilisers / CNG / • Optimising energy • New technology anders carlson, Senior Process Engineer, nigeria lng ltd Brian andrew coward, Advanced Solutions Lead – EMEA, honeywell (Process solutions) Senior Representative, shell Petroleum development company venkatapathy v, Head – LPG, niPco plc* Questions and Answers
17.30
End of Technical Conference
*Awaiting final confirmation
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inTernaTional Technology exhiBiTion 8-10 June 2010
90% of the nog Tech exhibition is now sold out!
Your Exhibition Venue
There are only 6 priority stands still available so don’t miss out on the opportunity to exhibit at this event and meet with 1000s of potential customers. NOG Tech is the place where deals are done and contracts are signed. All your competitors will be there so make sure you are! Visit the website to view the latest exhibitor list.
The brand new Eko International Expo Centre is located in Victoria Island, Lagos, at the centre of Nigeria’s booming oil and gas industry and home to the headquarters of all the major operating, service and supply companies. Its central location provides an excellent venue for NOG Tech, offering easy access to all exhibitors and visitors, as well as the very best facilities to ensure your experience is both highly profitable and enjoyable.
Benefits of Exhibiting Participation at the NOG Tech Exhibition will allow you to showcase your products and technologies to all the people who really matter to you and your business, giving you: • Access to one of the world’s most important oil and gas markets • Ability to host new and existing clients on your stand and showcase products, latest technologies and services • 1000s of new business contacts and direct sales leads • Essential presence at the industry event where business is done • The platform to introduce new technologies and products • Up-to-date market information on what competitors are doing and what your customers need • All your target audience of product users and buyers under one roof in just three days
Contact Contact us today so we can secure the best possible stand for your company: danny grogan Tel: +44 20 7978 0089 Email: dgrogan@thecwcgroup.com
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Where The Technology Buyers and sellers meeT and do Business
Make the most of your time out of the office and take advantage of the numerous networking opportunities scheduled throughout the conference and exhibition. Meet all your current and potential clients, partners, and suppliers to discuss projects, cement relationships and do business.
Networking Lunches and Coffee Breaks 8–9 June 2010 Scheduled around the conference agenda, lunches and coffee breaks provide a relaxed setting to enable strategic networking. Take advantage of these opportunities to connect with the right people to drive your business interests and make the most of your participation.
Networking Lunch Day One hosted by:
Pre-Dinner Drinks Reception 8 June 2010 Whilst relaxing and enjoying a drink, participants will have an opportunity to network with all fellow conference attendees in a relaxed and informal environment.
Gala Dinner 8 June 2010 Dinner functions have become a trademark of CWC’s Nigerian events, and NOG Tech is no exception. Join us for an exciting evening of delicious food in a relaxed ambience, which provides the perfect setting for catching up with clients and partners, both old and new!
Hosted by:
Maximise Your Involvement If you are a current or future player in Nigeria, no other event offers you better exposure among the industry. Don’t miss this opportunity to: • • • •
Gain prime exposure to senior decision makers, engineers and technology buyers Develop strategic alliance and joint ventures with key contacts Showcase your technologies and services Position yourself as a key player
To discuss tailored sponsorship opportunities, contact shaun Quinn on +44 20 7978 0086 or squinn@thecwcgroup.com
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The reduced levels of production due to attacks and lack of downstream activities leaves a gap for technology to increase production levels again, create much needed revenue and help the country become inviting to external investors once more.
Who you will meet 17%
20% International Oil Companies Service Companies Technology Developers and Suppliers Independent E&P Companies National Oil Companies Gas and LNG Companies Government Power Suppliers Banking and Finance Law
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2%
13%
4% 4% 5%
10% 10%
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aBouT cWc in nigeria
CWC has an impressive track record in Nigeria, having just celebrated the 10th anniversary of Nigeria Oil & Gas (NOG) Conference and Exhibition, held annually in Abuja.
We also organise Nigeria Infrastructure (NIF) Conference & Exhibition, now in its third successful year, with the support of the Federal Ministry of Works, Housing and Urban Development, and the National Planning Commission, amongst others.
NOG 2010 attracted over 7000 participants in total, including 900 delegates, 55 sponsors and 180 exhibitors. It was inaugurated with a welcome address and opening tour by Acting President Goodluck Jonathan.
We have organised four telecoms events with the Ministry of Communications and the NCC, as well as several London based Nigeria Investment meetings with NIPC and an IPP event. Our work is done in consultation with Nigerian stakeholders including government
ministries, international investors, NGOs and Nigerian industry experts. CWC makes a point of using Nigerian contractors wherever possible, before, during, and after our events. We print our materials and banners in Nigeria, use local companies, transport and software companies, cleaners, catering, local stand builders and entertainment. We advertise in the Nigerian press and radio. www.thecwcgroup.com
African Exhibition Services African Exhibition Services has grown to become one of the leading West African companies in its field. It is proudly a Nigerian based company spreading its professional services to neighboring countries such as Angola, Benin, Ghana, Ivory Coast, Senegal and even Mali. AES specialise in octanorm shell scheme, furniture hire, fabrication and hiring of exhibition tent structures, exhibition venue development and personalised stands.
CWC Supports NIBUCAA CWC is a member of the Nigerian Business Coalition Against AIDS (NIBUCAA). We share NIBUCAA’s belief that the private sector should respond to the growing challenges of HIV/AIDS ensuring equal rights and opportunities for employees infected or affected by the virus. NIBUCAA’s operational strategies are to: • Support the development of actionable activities around HIV & AIDS, by individual member companies through technical advice and advocacy
Nigeria’s indigenous companies can now boast improved work forces capable and trained to fulfill the services required; with recent drives in local content they are now winning big contracts. • Increase the range and quality of business sector involvement in HIV/ AIDS and by extension, tuberculosis and malaria • Expand membership, particularly to the small and medium-sized enterprises • Facilitate information sharing on good practice guidelines, policies and access to training sessions • Offer direct service provision to communities where businesses operate • Provision and dissemination of current research information on the “three big diseases” - ATM This is a very important initiative and one we are proud to support. Given our
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long history of working in Africa and our extensive local contacts we are keenly aware of the impact of HIV and AIDS. CWC recognises the important issues faced in the countries we operate in and our role in these societies, hence our strong interest in supporting NIBUCAA’s efforts. for more information on how you too can support this worthy cause, please visit www.nibucaa.org.
uPcoming african evenTs
equatorial guinea gas
25 - 28 may 2010, malabo
The Equatorial Guinea Gas Conference is your opportunity to hear detailed plans for the investment programmes for the region’s vast gas reserves, as well as details for long term and sustainable management of these resources. You will hear from Ministers and senior Sonagas, G.E. delegation who will discuss the expansion of gas exploration and LNG project development. www.cwceg.com nigeria oil & gas Tech
8 - 10 June 2010, lagos
NOG Tech is an industry backed Conference and Exhibition focussing on technology and training within the upstream oil and gas markets in Nigeria. It will bring together leading Service companies, Operators and Suppliers from the international and local community to add economic and technology value to the industry and to Nigeria. Technological opportunities and challenges will be discussed, new cutting edge solutions will be showcased, best practices and quality control will be debated and skill development and local content will be promoted. www.cwcnogtech.com libya gas
28 - 30 June 2010, rome
Libya Gas will focus upon the challenges and opportunities within Libya’s vast gas reserves. With the keynote presentation from H.E. Dr Shukri Ghanem, NOC Libya The event will bring together leading Libyan officials, technology providers and IOCs to discuss potential business partnerships, investment opportunities, Libya’s LNG market and developing infrastructure. www.thecwcgroup.com/libyagas africa energy Week
27 - 30 september 2010, cape Town
Africa Energy Week is the largest gathering of governments, NOCs and corporate investors in Africa. Combining an international exhibition, strategic oil and gas summit and shareholders club dinner, AEW is your opportunity to meet everyone who matters, gathered in the beautiful city of Cape Town for four days of business, networking, negotiations and showcasing of all major oil and gas projects. www.cwcaew.com gulf of guinea oil & gas
16 - 18 november 2010, london
In its 13th successful year, this high profile event will once again provide a platform for governments, NOCs and IOCs in West Africa’s top producers to discuss vast investment opportunities and the region’s economic growth. The Gulf of Guinea is one of the most significant petroleum producing areas in the world and is becoming a major focus of interest for international oil and gas companies – don’t miss your chance to be a part of this niche gathering! www.thecwcgroup.com/gog nigeria infrastructure
23 - 25 november 2010, lagos
Save the dates for this year’s edition of West Africa’s largest power, construction and infrastructure event! Located in Lagos in 2010, in response to popular demand. More details to follow shortly, please check the website. www.cwcnif.com nigeria oil & gas
21 - 24 february 2011, abuja
Under the patronage of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (NNPC) and the Ministry of Energy, NOG is now established as the largest and most senior oil and gas event in Nigeria. At this crucial time for the industry, NOG is the perfect place to find out about government plans, receive updates from the major industry players, network with key decision makers and identify business opportunities. www.cwcnog.com ghana summit
12 - 14 april 2011, accra
Endorsed by the Ministry of Energy and GNPC, fully supported by H.E. John Dramani Mahama, Vice President of the Republic of Ghana, this timely Summit unites international and regional experts, key decision makers, contractors and service providers to discuss how Ghana will be positioning itself as a key African oil producing country. Opportunities for the country are immense; opportunities for local and international investors are tremendous - join the platform, join the dialogue, this event should not be missed! www.thecwcgroup.com/ghana
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