Seplat Energy Plc, foremost indigenous energy company, says it is actively pursuing a range of initiatives to decarbonise its operations and support a sustainable energy transition as part of its climate commitments and operational excellence strides
Environment, Social and Governance (ESG) standards and regulatory frameworks in African countries significantly shape oil and gas investments in the continent, as they influence costs, compliance requirements, and project risk profiles. The Chief Financial Officer, Seplat Energy, Mrs. Eleanor Adaralegbe, said this during a panel session at the Africa Oil Week (AOW) Conference & Exhibitions in Cape Town, South Africa.
: Africa has abundant gas reserves, and these rich reserves offer immediate solutions to the continent’s immediate and prevailing challenges if well leveraged. The Chief Executive Officer, Seplat energy Plc, Mr. Roger Brown, said this during the ongoing Africa Oil Week (AOW) Conference and Exhibition in Cape Town, South Africa.
Nigeria's energy transition and its commitment to the climate accord is to limit GHG emissions by 20% on a Business-as-Usual scenario and 45% with support from the International Community.
From 2015 to 2050, what does the world's transition journey look like?
Transition in alignment and a strategic fit to Federal Government of Nigeria's new energy aspirations.
Seplat Sustainability Report 2020, Delivering Shared Value, captures the impact we made through our performance on environmental, social and governance (ESG) issues during the year under review.
… gets NSE’s applaud on its robust sustainability achievements.
…Imo State Governor tours project site, commends SEPLAT.
For Edo State, the items donated were 25 hospital beds and a Transport Ventilator..
Nigeria's transformation in energy, utilities and resources
Seplat Petroleum Development Company Plc, a leading indigenous independent oil and gas company, has again demonstrated a commendable gesture in fulfilling its corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) by bringing smiles to those impacted by the recent floods in some parts of Imo State.
Reversing Nigeria’s infrastructure deficit and developmental challenges: the energy connection
