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Heine Melkevik
MANAGING DIRECTOR, EQUINOR NIGERIA
Equinor, the world’s largest offshore operator, explains from Nigeria the struggles of regulatory uncertainty and analyses its local content.
Prof. Anthony Adegbulugbe
CHAIRMAN, GREEN ENERGY INTERNATIONAL LIMITED
Green Energy is a Nigerian integrated energy company demonstrating how to create good relations with local communities and how this can benefit all stakeholders.
Foluso Aribisala
CEO, WORKFORCE GROUP
Workforce group is one of Africa’s leading strategy, staffing, training and technology firms.
Tunde Ajileye
PARTNER, SBM INTELLIGENCE
SBM Intelligence is a geopolitical macroeconomic research firm operating across Africa.
Sola Adepetun, Josephine Udonsak, Kayode Lawrence Omole, Rogba Payne
FOUNDING PARTNER AND SENIOR COUNSEL MEMBERS - ACAS-LAW
ACAS-Law is a leading corporate commercial law firm in Nigeria established in 1991 with extensive experience in the oil and gas industry.
Lekan Akinyanmi
CEO, LEKOIL
Lekoil is an Africa-focused oil exploration and production company with interests in Nigeria and offshore Namibia.
Ese Avanoma
GROUP MANAGING DIRECTOR, BRADE GROUP
BRADE was established in 2012 and currently has offices in Nigeria, Ghana and Uganda. The company offers a wide array of services to the African market ranging from energy services solutions, chemical solutions to manufacturing.
Guido Brusco
EVP WEST AFRICA, ENI
The Italian E&P company maintains strong levels of activity in Africa.
Ainojie ‘Alex’ Irune
COO, OANDO ENERGY RESOURCES (OER)
Oando, an indigenous player in Nigeria’s oil and gas industry, pioneered the development of the nation’s foremost natural gas distribution network.
Stefano Marani
MANAGING DIRECTOR AND CEO, RENERGEN
Renergen discusses the next steps for its Virginia gas field – South Africa’s only onshore petroleum production project.
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