Registration and Coffee
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Major Stake Holders Dialogue: The Role of Government and Government Agencies as Partners in Progress.
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4 Panellists
For the Nigeria bunker industry to grow to become the number one bunker hub on the West Coast of Africa the role of the Nigerian Government and its agencies and organisations cannot be overstated.
The need to address proper and adequate government policies, Dealing with the risks and threats which includes geopolitical tension, cyber-attacks, crude oil price, decarbonisation, climate-change adaptation, global economic crisis and piracy/theft.
How to leverage the Nigeria Oil and Gas Excellence Center (NOGEC) a Search Rescue and Surveillance Coordination Centre for the Oil and Gas Industry for maritime industry safety.
Q & A
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Networking Coffee Break
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Keynote Conversations: Forecasting Bunkering Trends Towards 2030 and Shipping Decarbonisation Discourse.
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Moderator: Lloyd’s Register Maritime Decarbonisation Hub 4 Panellists
Q & A
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Lunch
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Current World Status in LNG Bunkering: Whither Nigeria?
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Moderator: Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation 4 Panellists
The Bio Fuels Conversation: Green Methanol, Bio methane and Biofuels.
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Moderator: Global Centre for Maritime Decarbonisation 4 Panellists
Nigeria and Digitalising the Bunker Supply Chain
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4 Panellists
An overview of the digital bunkering initiative and the Operational Implications for the bunker industry in Nigeria.
Globally there has been an expansion in the use of digital bunkering platforms. Some companies are offering online services to digitalise many activities in the industry. Many ship owners are very excited about this.
Panel Debate – Writing the new chapter for the Nigeria bunker industry – Is it Mission Impossible?
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Five of the NIBIC speakers in and interactive session with conference delegates.
Summary of NIBIC 2023
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Conference Chairman
Evening Program
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Farewell Dinner.