SLB, a global technology company, has promised to unlock energy access in Nigeria while strengthening its presence in the country.
The company disclosed this following its alliance with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Energy Services Limited.
In a statement on Tuesday, the company disclosed that the collaboration between it and the NNPC service company aimed to leverage the combined strengths and expertise of the companies to deliver a wider range of services for the Nigerian oil and gas industry.
The agreement, it was stated, established a collaborative framework that will enable SLB and EnServ to offer customers a broad range of services across the upstream value chain, including digital solutions that optimise performance and efficiency.
The alliance also included combined expertise for successful project execution and efficient delivery.
SLB’s Managing Director in West Africa, Sops Ideriah, said the collaboration with EnServ would serve as a road map to drive long-term efficiency for Nigeria’s oil and gas industry by enabling capacity building, access to technology and improved operational performance.
“This illustrates our commitment to national content, fully supporting EnServ’s ambition to grow and become a key service provider. At SLB, we are proud of our outstanding track record in performance and innovation that positions us for an exciting sustainable future ahead with EnServ,” Ideriah added.
EnServ’s Managing Director, Sophia Innih-Mbakwe, remarked, “At EnServ, we have decided to grow our portfolio of services strategically, opting for partnerships that align with our objectives of unlocking access to energy while driving operational performance.
“With this in mind, we are leveraging the long-standing legacy of SLB and EnServ’s track record and are optimistic that this will yield significant value for both of our organizations.”
The statement added that by combining its expertise with EnServ’s indigenous knowledge and capabilities, SLB aimed to deliver exceptional value to the Nigerian oil and gas industry and its stakeholders.
The PRIMANEWS recalls that the two companies signed a technical partnership agreement last week to bolster upstream operations.
