A Maritime Business Roundtable on Gas Utilisation in the Maritime industry is scheduled to hold in Lagos, Nigeria.
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Zoe Maritime Resources Limited, the company announced that it is the last net working event to mark the end of 2023.
According to the conference convener, Oritsematosan Edodo-Emore, the company is hosting its Maritime Business Roundtable Breakfast Meeting [MBRBM] on Maximizing Gas Utilization in the Maritime Industry in Nigeria.
The breakfast meeting is scheduled for Thursday 14th December, 2023 at 9am at the Lagos Oriental hotel , Victoria Island.
The aim of the Maritime Business Roundtable Breakfast Meeting [MBRBM] is to develop the use of Gas as the driving energy for the maritime industry in Nigeria and to bring providers, users and suppliers of Liquified Petroleum[GAS] LPG together to share ideas and explore opportunities in Nigeria’s Blue Economy.
The organizers said that the theme of the Maritime Business Roundtable Breakfast Meeting [MBRBM] is “Maximizing Gas Utilization in Nigeria’s Blue Economy.“
The confirmed panelists are expected to bring to bear their practical knowledge and industry experience into the arena.
They are :
Dr Ubani Nkaginieme, MD – Total Support Energy Ltd , President Virtual Gas Integrated Association of Nigeria [VGIAN]
Wilson E A OPUWEI- CEO Dateline Energy
Rear Admiral Abolaji OREDERU-Admiral Superintendent -Naval Dockyard Ltd
Rear Admiral Hamza IBRAHIM, Managing Director, Admiralty Maritime Services Ltd,
Hannah OMEJE, Chairperson , WEOG COMMITTEE ON GAS
SUBJECTS FOR CONSIDERATION.
The Roundtable will deal with:
*The relevance of gas in powering Nigeria’s Blue Economy
*The challenges and opportunities of the use of Liquified Petroleum Gas in Coastal Communities.
*The development of gas infrastructure for maritime use.
*Consequences of lack of optimal utilization of gas
*Way forward; What the Federal & State governments must do to drive the gas agenda
etc.
The proposed participants are
Maritime Stakeholders
Downstream and Midstream Oil & Gas Value Chain,
Government Agencies,
Banks (with maritime desk),
Insurance companies,
Ship-owners,
Boat operators,
Logistics companies,
Freight Forwarders, and
Foreign entities.
The organizers outlined the benefits of the Maritime Business Roundtable Breakfast Meeting to include;
Visibility, Growth, Networking, Impartation and exchange of knowledge.
The event comprises lead lecture, panel discussion, interactive session and networking accompanied by a full breakfast.