Nog Energy Week Conference & Exhibition 2026

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New this edition

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  The most recent edition is understood to have given more programme time to gas commercialisation, LNG exports, gas-to-power and domestic gas utilisation alongside upstream oil and gas. Confirm the final recap with the organiser.

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  Programme themes are understood to have included methane abatement, flare reduction, lower-carbon project design and the role of gas in Nigeria's energy transition. Treat as a planning estimate until the organiser publishes the previous edition report.

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  The previous edition is understood to have featured sessions on Nigerian content, marginal field development and indigenous company participation in the energy value chain. Confirm details with the organiser.

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Glossary

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Upstream

The exploration, appraisal and production segment of the oil and gas value chain, covering seismic studies, drilling, well completion and crude oil or natural gas production.

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Midstream

The transport, storage and wholesale handling segment between production and refining or export, including pipelines, terminals, tank farms, gas processing plants and LNG facilities.

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Downstream

The refining, blending, distribution and retail marketing segment that turns crude oil and gas liquids into fuels, lubricants, petrochemicals and cooking gas for end users.

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LNG

Liquefied natural gas: gas cooled to about minus 162 C so it can be shipped economically. Nigeria is a major LNG exporter through the Bonny Island complex.

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NLNG

Nigeria LNG Limited, the company that operates the Bonny Island liquefaction and export complex. It is one of the country's most important gas-sector ventures and a recurring reference point in Nigerian energy policy discussion.

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NNPC Limited

Nigeria's national oil company, incorporated as a limited liability company under the Petroleum Industry Act. It holds upstream, midstream and downstream interests and is a central counterparty for many operators and service companies.

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NUPRC

Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission, the regulator responsible for upstream licensing, acreage management, field development approvals and upstream compliance under the Petroleum Industry Act.

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NMDPRA

Nigerian Midstream and Downstream Petroleum Regulatory Authority, which regulates refining, gas processing, transport, storage, distribution and petroleum product marketing in Nigeria.

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Petroleum Industry Act (PIA)

Nigeria's 2021 petroleum sector law, which restructured governance, created NNPC Limited and the two regulators, and introduced new fiscal and licensing terms for upstream, midstream and downstream activity.

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Final Investment Decision (FID)

The formal approval by an operator and its partners to fund a project through to execution. In Nigeria, FID milestones for gas, LNG and deepwater projects are closely watched by the supply chain.

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Gas flaring

The burning of associated gas produced alongside crude oil when gas capture or utilisation is not in place. Flaring reduction, gas gathering and commercial gas utilisation are longstanding Nigerian policy priorities.

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Decarbonisation

Reducing the carbon intensity of energy operations through methane leak reduction, flare avoidance, energy efficiency, electrification and lower-emission project design.

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Energy transition

The shift in investment and policy toward lower-carbon energy sources, cleaner gas use and diversified power mixes. For Nigerian operators, it sits alongside continued oil and gas production and domestic energy access.

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Local content

Nigerian content policy, overseen by the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board (NCDMB), which promotes the use of local labour, materials, services and manufacturing capacity in oil and gas operations.

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Marginal field

A discovered field that is considered too small for a major operator to develop alone and is offered to indigenous companies under Nigeria's marginal field programme to boost local participation and production.

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Joint venture (JV)

A contractual arrangement in which NNPC Limited and one or more operating partners share costs, risk and production from an oil or gas asset. JV cash-call funding and production sharing are recurring industry issues.

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Gas-to-power

The use of natural gas as fuel for electricity generation. Nigerian gas-to-power projects link upstream gas supply to thermal power plants and are a key route for monetising domestic gas.

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Bonny Light

A light, low-sulphur Nigerian crude oil grade exported from the Bonny terminal. It is one of the country's benchmark export grades and is priced against international crude markers.