The Nigerian Nationwide Petroleum Firm Restricted (NNPCL) has underscored the importance of prioritising pure fuel manufacturing and provide, significantly within the context of geopolitical dynamics and power safety within the international economic system.
The group chief govt officer (GCEO) of NNPC Mele Kyari, reiterated the essential position of pure fuel in fuelling financial progress and industrial growth in Nigeria.
Kyari, who was talking on the public presentation of the e-book “The Rise of Fuel: From Gaslink to the Decade of Fuel” authored by Engr. Charles A. Osezua, the GCEO highlighted fuel’ international acceptance as an important power supply that sustains financial progress and drives industrial actions.
Represented by NNPC Ltd’s head of Relationship and Stakeholder Administration, Oluwakemi Olumuyiwa, the GCEO additionally emphasised the significance of documenting Nigeria’s fuel sector.
With Nigeria boasting substantial fuel reserves exceeding 200 trillion cubic ft (Tcf) and a possible to achieve 600 Tcf, the GCEO stated it’s pertinent that Nigeria leverages the fuel useful resource for sustainable growth, power safety, and job creation.
He famous that the e-book aligns with the federal authorities’s “Decade of Fuel” initiative, aimed toward optimising Nigeria’s ample fuel reserves for each home consumption and worldwide export.
Kyari added that as a key stakeholder, the NNPC Ltd has performed a number one position in advancing the “Decade of Fuel” agenda by strategic investments in vital fuel infrastructure corresponding to pipelines and processing services.
In his remarks, the creator, Engr. Charles Osezua, who described the disclosing of “The Rise of Fuel” as his important contribution to Nigeria’s power literature, expressed gratitude to the NNPC Ltd for its help in direction of the e-book launch.
Osezua stated NNPC Ltd’s participation on the event underscores the corporate’s dedication to fostering information sharing and innovation throughout the fuel business.
Additionally talking, chairman of the Impression Buyers Basis and former group govt director of NNPC, Engr. Afolabi Oladele, lauded the e-book for its complete insights into the fuel worth chain, saying will probably be related to policymakers amid the worldwide power transition.