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Why Nigeria’s Power Sector Needs an Emergency Intervention

Why Nigeria’s Power Sector Needs an Emergency Intervention

2022 has been another year marked by inconsistent power supply and outages

October 20, 2022

At Hammakopp Consortium, We Are Connecting Communities and Accelerating Human Progress

At Hammakopp Consortium, We Are Connecting Communities and Accelerating Human Progress

July 5, 2022

6 Lessons on Work, Life and More From Inspiring Women

6 Lessons on Work, Life and More From Inspiring Women

March 21, 2022

B&Q Dredging and Construction: How We Are Transforming Indigenous Construction To Meet Global Standards

B&Q Dredging and Construction: How We Are Transforming Indigenous Construction To Meet Global Standards

January 21, 2022

Celebrating Women in Science – Breaking Barriers and Making a Difference - Nestoil

Celebrating Women in Science – Breaking Barriers and Making a Difference

February 10, 2021

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Tariff Increment, Though Tough, Needed To Transform Electricity Sector – Dr Chukwueloka Umeh - Nestoil

Tariff Increment, Though Tough, Needed To Transform Electricity Sector – Dr Chukwueloka Umeh

January 28, 2021

Mass Metering The Government Must Empower Local Manufacturers To Meet Target – Dr Chukwueloka Umeh - Nestoil

Mass Metering: The Government Must Empower Local Manufacturers To Meet Target – Dr Chukwueloka Umeh

January 28, 2021

Maximising Government Revenue Through Effective Taxation - Stanley Ezekobe - Nestoil

Maximising Government Revenue Through Effective Taxation

November 4, 2020

PIB Needed to Make Investments Into Gas for Economic Development

PIB Needed to Make Investments Into Gas for Economic Development

September 2, 2020

It is difficult investing in an unpredictable power sector environment - Dr Chukwueloka Umeh, Nestoil

‘It Is Difficult Investing in an Unpredictable Power Sector Environment’

August 5, 2020

Dr Chukwueloka Umeh Calls for Cost-Reflective Electricity Tariff in Resolving the Power Crisis in Nigeria - Nestoil

Dr Chukwueloka Umeh Calls for Cost-Reflective Electricity Tariff in Resolving the Power Crisis in Nigeria

July 22, 2020

Why the Federal Government should exit the power sector - Dr Chukwueloka Umeh - Nestoil

Why the Federal Government should exit the power sector – Dr Chukwueloka Umeh

July 22, 2020

There Should Be No Limitations for Women in Today’s World – Lynda Madu - Nestoil

There Should Be No Limitations for Women in Today’s World – Lynda Madu

March 9, 2020

The development of Ikike Oil Field in the oil mining lease (OML) 99 achieved a milestone on Thursday as Energy Works Technology (EWT) executed the first steel cut for the delivery of four major pressure vessels for the asset. The first steel cut ceremony held in Port Harcourt, Rivers State, marked the commencement of engineering, procurement and fabrication of an Open Drain Vessel, Closed Drain Vessel, Pig Launcher and a Pig Receiver. The project was contracted to EWT by Total E&P Nigeria Limited, and it is a major feat in the execution of the OML 99 asset. The project is expected to add 32,000 barrels to Nigeria’s daily crude production. The Ikike sits on the northern part of OML 99, which is estimated to hold 70 million barrels of crude. Speaking at the steel cutting ceremony, Group Managing Director, Nestoil, Dr. Ernest Azudialu-Obiejesi, said the first steel cut marked the beginning of a highly-technical process of procuring the pressure vessels that will service the project and demonstrate the mutually beneficial relationship between EWT and Total. Dr. Azudialu-Obiejesi said Total’s decision to avail EWT another opportunity to demonstrate its sheer capacity as a leading industrial fabrication company is a vote of confidence on the local capacity of indigenous companies in the sector to deliver on complex projects at all times. “This project will surely deepen Nigerian local content implementation by creating huge job opportunities for thousands of people”, said Dr Azudialu. General Manager, Ikike Project, for Total E & P, Modestus Nwosu, appreciated the technical competence and safety standards of the Nestoil Group and its member companies. He noted that EWT won the contract strictly on its merit. According to him, “EWT shares the same values with Total. We are safety conscious and work with companies that have safety standards; we don’t do business with companies that have poor safety records.” On his part, the Managing Director, EWT, Dr. Tunji Olanipekun, promised that EWT will live up to the high expectations of respective key stakeholders on this project. EWT is a leading industrial Fabrication Company in Nigeria and is a member of the Nestoil Group.

EWT Begins Fabrication of Pressure Vessels for Ikike Oil Field Project

November 29, 2019

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Nestoil Calls for Change in Energy Focus from Oil to Gas

July 2, 2019

Nigeria is still in darkness because of infrastructural deficit - Dr Chukwueloka Umeh examines the power generation and distribution challenges in Nigeria. - power generation, power supply problem

Why Nigeria is still in darkness – Dr Chukwueloka Umeh

May 14, 2019

Alternative Crude Evacuation

Pioneering Alternative Crude Evacuation, the Nestoil Way

March 22, 2019

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