By Ikenna Omeje

Nigeria must work to position itself as the energy hub of Africa, the CEO of Heritage Energy Operational Services Limited (HEOSL), Ado Oseragbaje, has said.
Oseragbaje stated this at the ongoing 2022 Nigeria Annual Conference and Exhibition organised by the Society of Petroleum Engineers, Nigeria Council, holding in Lagos, with the theme, “Global Transition to Renewable and Sustainable Energy and the Future of Oil and Gas in Africa.”
During a brief remark at the opening of the topical issues panel discussion at the conference, the HEOSL CEO said, “With the world seeking to transition to zero net emission by 2050, it is a matter of existential imperative for the Nigerian energy industry to appropriately contextualize its place in the fast-evolving scheme of things”.
Continuing, he said, “at Heritage Energy Operational Services Limited (HEOSL) we believe the Nigerian industry holds a prime place in the global energy landscape. It is our expectation that today’s discussions will explore thoughts and ideas on how to best make the Nigerian industry realize its fullest potentials.”
HEOSL is the operator of OML 30 Joint Venture between the Nigeria Petroleum Development Company (NPDC) and Shoreline Natural Resources Limited (SNRL).
He called on industry players to engage in open minded conversations on how best to position the Nigerian energy industry for sustainable profitability and relevance in the global energy space.