Agip, STAC Marine Celebrate Partnership Milestone, Sign New Safety Agreement
Nigerian Agip Exploration Limited (NAE), a subsidiary of Eni, and STAC Marine have celebrated the first anniversary of their collaboration in operating and maintaining the Floating Production Storage and Offloading (FPSO) facilities in the ABO offshore deepwater field.
In a statement issued in Lagos, NAE highlighted that STAC Marine assumed responsibility for the FPSO operations in November 2023, taking over from an international contractor. Over the past year, STAC has successfully ensured safe, efficient, and smooth operations at the facility.
Marking the occasion, NAE and STAC have also signed a “Pact for Safety and Environment,” a significant commitment aimed at strengthening their shared dedication to Health, Safety, and Environment (HSE). The agreement, developed by Eni’s Safety Competency Centre, underscores the importance of the human factor in maintaining a safe and reliable workplace.
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Top executives from both organizations, including NAE’s Managing Director Mr. Fabrizio Bolondi and STAC Marine’s CEO Mr. Aminu Umar, formalized the pact during a signing ceremony. The initiative aligns with Eni’s zero-incident safety target, aiming to elevate safety standards across all operations.
Eni, which has been active in Nigeria since 1962, boasts a robust portfolio in hydrocarbon exploration and production. Its local operations are managed through NAE and Agip Energy Natural Resources Nigeria (AENR), alongside a stake in Nigeria Liquified Natural Gas Limited (NLNG).
This milestone reinforces Eni and STAC Marine’s commitment to safe and sustainable energy practices in Nigeria.
