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10 high impact technologies adapted into oil and gas to boost production – NUPRC

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Gbenga Komolafe (image source google)

The Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC), Mr Gbenga Komolafe said 10 high-impact technologies have been successfully adapted to the Nigerian oil and gas industry to boost productivity.

He disclosed this at a news conference in Abuja to highlight NUPRC’s achievements as an industry regulator.

Without giving much details, Komolafe said that “the high impact technologies aim to increase oil discovery and production, reduce the cost of pipeline maintenance and integrity threshold among others”. 

While commenting on recently added production, Komolafe explained that “Ikike’s first oil was officially celebrated in September 2022. It is expected to deliver peak production of 50,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day by the end of 2022.” 

Komolafe also said that the development of the advanced cargo declaration regime and crude oil and liquefied natural gas tracking (COLT) is also in process. 

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According to Komolafe, some of the achievements of the NUPRC since 2021 include: 

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NUPRC has deployed and commissioned Aiteo’s 120,000 barrels per day barge-mounted crude oil processing facility to minimize crude oil theft and vandalism. 

 

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