Shell Advocates Sustained Actions for Gas Sector Development in Nigeria
Shell Energy Nigeria's senior leaders highlighted the importance of attracting and retaining investments in Nigeria's gas sector for economic growth and industrial development at the 3rd Gas Investment Forum in Lagos. Marku Hector and Ralph Gbobo emphasized the significance of infrastructure, policies, regulations, and partnerships to leverage Nigeria's vast gas resources.
They discussed the imperative for collaboration between international oil companies (IOCs) and local partners to drive investments and innovation in the sector. Ralph Gbobo also mentioned plans to develop infrastructure to establish gas hubs in Port Harcourt, Aba, Ota, and Yenagoa, aiming to support Nigeria's energy transition and industrial growth.
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