By Celestine Okafor (Editor-in-Chief) @CeleOkaf11

The Petroleum Technology Association of Nigeria (PETAN), an association of indigenous Technical Oilfield Service Companies providing specialised services to the upstream and downstream sectors of the Nigerian Oil and Gas Industry, have outlined core benefits of the Confab.

The annual energy conference which holds from May 2nd to 5th, 2022, at the NRG Park, Houston Texas, United States of America, invites sponsors, exhibitors and delegates to participate.

According to PETAN, the benefits of the OTC 2022 event includes showcasing companies' capabilities to over 1,000 delegates and over 250 companies in the Oil and Gas Industry and also to give exhibitors the chance to promote their products and services to operators and contractors in the local region.

Other benefits includes gaining access by Organisations to the latest industry news, a presence at one of the world's largest oil and gas events and access to networking opportunities with professional contacts from across the world; Networking with the Upstream, Midstream and Downstream organisations as well as high profiled government officials and key decision makers in the industry.

PETAN also says that the OTC will give participants the opportunity to build and establish new leads as well as entrenching a global presence in the industry. It will enable them get familiar with competitors’ capabilities to stay ahead in the industry.

PETAN has been responsible for leading and hosting the Nigerian Governments Agencies and stakeholders, oil and gas companies and Nigerian investors at the prestigious Offshore Technology Conference (OTC) yearly. This year, the Nigerian pavilion promises to be no less eventful.

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PETAN however states that among the reasons for OTC is to deliver a unique experience for exhibitors and delegates to interact with global professionals as they share their insights on technological advances, energy transition, safety, environmentally focused solutions, and economic and regulatory impacts of the offshore energy sector.

This also gives organisations an opportunity to engage with world leaders, CEOs, and government officials from around the world at OTC 2022. Organisations' attendance will create a chance to develop business relationships and tap into emerging regions that are vital to offshore development as well as obtaining recognition necessary for growth and visibility to thousands across the globe.

At the OTC 2019, Nigeria had the fifth largest representation of over 60 participating countries. The value of participating organizations' presence cannot be overestimated as they stand a chance to project their activities to investors and stakeholders spanning different countries.

The event will feature, among others, the formal Opening of the Nigerian Exhibition Pavilion in the NRG Park; the Luncheon and Panel Sessions on the Nigerian Energy and supportive industries; the Nigerian Industry Awards Dinner and Cocktail; Side shows of Nigerian culture displays and entertainment; Technical Sessions and Networking Golf Event.

However, for both, sponsorship, advertisement and delegate registration costs and additional information, please contact Ellen Ishirima on 07064189820; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. NNL.