DGS2023

Domestic Gas Summit 2023

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Welcome to the Domestic Gas Summit DGS 2023

Theme: "Shaping Nigeria’s Energy Outlook Through Gas Development".

The Summit will review Nigeria’s relevance in the global gas space, its position as a leader in the continent’s gas supply chain, how to attract the required funding for gas production and distribution infrastructure to meet the demands of the domestic and the export markets and at the same time demonstrating good ESG practices and sustainability commitment.

The opening ceremony will have invited dignitaries from The Ministry of Industry, Trade & Investment, The Ministry of Petroleum Resources, The Ministry of Power, The NNPC Ltd, Heads of Regulatory Agencies, CEOs International Oil and Gas Companies, National and Indigenous Oil and Gas Companies, Human Capacity Development Companies and Heads of Energy related and other stake holders among a large numbers of invited and confirmed speakers who will be in attendance. In addition to the opening ceremony, the 2-Days Summit will also feature four panel discussions, energy industry exhibitions, gas production & distribution technology showcases and sponsors awards ceremony, among other activities.

When

Tuesday - Wednesday 28 - 29 March, 2023

Where

Abuja International Trade and Convention Centre, Abuja, Nigeria

Who

Organised by ACCI Nigeria in collaboration with NGA and ALDG

Speaking and Sponsorship

Opportunities

Opening Ceremony

PS 2: "Gas-To-Power in Nigeria: Challenges, Prospects and Opportunities for Investments."

The benefit of Gas as the cleanest fossil transition fuel and its key role in the development of Nigeria's predominately thermal powered electricity market has not been fully realized despite the country’s significant gas reserves and power generation/power access challenges. Leading industry experts at this session will share insights on the issues and suggest imperatives in the journey to a full gas-to-power driven economy. • Deepening LPG and CNG/Autogas penetration in Nigeria, by making gas Accessible, Available, and Affordable • Optimization of Domestic Gas Supply in Nigeria. Way forward. • West African Market: Domestic Gas Supply Adoption. Impact and opportunities. • Threat to Domestic Gas Supply, local and across West Africa. • Facilities for effective Production and distribution of gas

PS 4: "Domestic Gas: Imperatives for Improve Safety, Efficiency, and Sustainability in Gas Distribution."

Amidst the benefits of using natural gas to diversify the fuel sources for Nigeria’s transport sector and power homes and factories through direct piping lies safety concerns ranging from process safety, lack of the requisite standards in urban infrastructures, and risk in the conversion process from petrol base to gas based fueling systems. Added to the numerous concerns are also environmental concerns. This session will hear industry leaders share thoughts on their experiences, expectations and best practices vide sub-topics ranging from: • Current and on-going gas pipeline projects – the technology and safety provisions. • A review of the guidelines and legal frameworks in place or desired for safe piping of domestic gas directly to homes and SMEs in Nigeria. • How gas producers and industrial consumers are working to demonstrate good ESG practices and a commitment to sustainability – shared best practices. • ESG Requirements: Ensuring compliance and best practices in reporting • Addressing Security Challenges around Oil & Gas facilities – theft, sabotage, etc.

PS 1: "Emerging business models and strategies for attracting funds for gas infrastructure projects under the ESG spotlight: financing options and how to access them."

As continued funding for oil and gas projects is currently consistent with global energy transition objectives, there is a profound impact on financing for oil and gas as investors and lenders respond to public and environmental pressures. Leading industry experts will share emerging best practices on how businesses are navigating the waters under topics ranging from: • Gas Projects Financing: The current and future outlook • How gas producers are working to demonstrate good ESG practices and a commitment to sustainability. • The role of production-based financing • The opportunities in equity financing & private capital • Financing investment in the Gas Value Chain: from Upstream Midstream to Downstream and Petrochemicals

PS 3: " Optimization of Domestic Gas Supply in Nigeria: The Learnings and way Forward."

Proper implementation of the Gas Network Codes on all pipelines network, and the possible extension to the export pipelines (i.e., the WAGP, TSP etc.) offers an opportunity for Nigeria to export gas to the countries within the corridors of these pipelines. It also offers the potential for Nigeria to become our African regional Gas Hub in the future (the likes of Henry Hub). Sub-topics to be covered by leading industry experts under this session include: • West African Market: Domestic Gas Supply Adoption. Impact and opportunities. • Threat to Domestic Gas Supply, local and across West Africa. • Facilities for effective Production and distribution of gas • Full deregulation of gas prices in Nigeria to allow for healthy competition through willing buyer, willing seller approach

Sponsor and Exhibit

Over 1000 attendees expected. Company listing and product/service profile in the Conference Programme provided to all conference attendees Unique promotional and advertising to help increase your organisation’s exposure and return on investment Regular exhibitor newsletter keeping you informed of important deadlines and developments related to the event. A comprehensive Exhibitor Services Manual (ESM) providing the tools you need to a successful exhibition experience. Targeted global marketing campaigns featuring highlights of the exhibition