Nigeria
Christian Fougner
Counsellor, Royal Norwegian Embassy in Abuja
Christian.Anton.Fougner@mfa.no
Phone: +234 (0) 8025 014 843
Counsellor, Royal Norwegian Embassy in Abuja
Christian.Anton.Fougner@mfa.no
Phone: +234 (0) 8025 014 843
0 forthcoming events, 8 past events.
Currently no planned events for Nigeria.
The 4 Nordic Embassies in Nigeria are pleased to announce the joint Nordic Nigeria Connect to be hosted in Lagos 22 -24 May, with a special energy agenda 23rd May.
NABA, NORWEP, SANDS and Kusamotu & Kusamotu are hosting a breakfast seminar on "Doing business in Nigeria – how to develop opportunities and overcome challenges".
Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) has been invited to attend a Workshop hosted by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board in Port Harcourt 30 January 2018. The objective of the Workshop is to elaborate the Local Content Requirements and Expectation for the new Deepwater Projects coming up in Nigeria such as Bonga South West and ZabaZaba.
Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP) has been invited to attend a Workshop hosted by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board in Port Harcourt 30 January 2018. The objective of the Workshop is to elaborate the Local Content Requirements and Expectation for the new Deepwater Projects coming up in Nigeria such as Bonga South West and ZabaZaba.
The Nigeria in Focus roadshow is hosted by the Nigerian - Norwegian Chamber of Commerce in Oslo 25th October.
The second part of the roadshow is an Oil & Gas Forum also involving Norwegian Energy Partners (NORWEP).
Afternoon meeting: 14:30 - 17:00 for NORWEP partners.
With Executive Director Business Development Jide Jadesimi from LADOL (Lagos Deep Offshore Logistics Base).
INTSOK, in cooperation with the Royal Norwegian Embassy in Abuja and the Nigerian - Norwegian Chamber of Commerce, hosted a Fact Finding mission to Lagos in October 2016.
Network meeting for INTSOK partners and other interested companies.
0 presentations.
Currently no published presentations for Nigeria.
1 project. Latest update 4 March 2021
Eni
Greenfield
Tender
1 Report. Latest update 9 February 2021
The focus of the Nigerian oil and gas industry in 2020 was mainly on the marginal field licensing round. The licensing round consists of 57 marginal fields, which are fields that have been left undeveloped for more than 10 years due to their size or the fact that they have been deemed uncommercial by large operators. The round is the first marginal field licensing round in nearly 20 years and is meant to encourage activity among domestic E&P companies and investors. In total, more than 600 local companies have shown interest in the field offering.
This is an excerpt from the Annual Offshore Oil & Gas market report 2021 - 2024