Presentationat the 11 February 2015 visit to the

Principal/CEO, Petroleum Training Institute

SPE Nigeria

Led by:Emeka Ene

2015 SPE Nigeria Council Chairman

About SPEInternational AIME comprises of three founding institutes:

Metallurgical Society, Society of Mining Engineers and Society of Petroleum Engineers.

Petroleum Division of AIME was formed in 1922 As an Institute of AIME, SPE, a not-for-profit

professional membership association was founded in 1957 to o focus on the exploration, development and

production of oil and gas resources.

o Collection, dissemination and exchange of technical knowledge and related technologies

o and to provide opportunities for professionals to enhance their technical and professional competence

Membership is open to all professionals engaged in energy resources development and production. As at the end of 2013, SPE has over 124,528 paid members in 135 countries (4.34% in Africa), with 190 Sections and 295 University Chapters.

Nigeria Started in 1973 with Lagos

Section.

Currently has over 3,613 paid members, a Council, five sections (Abuja, Benin, Lagos, Port Harcourt and Warri) and 31 SPE Student Chapters.

Membership is open to all professionals engaged in energy resources development and production.

2015 SPE International President is Mr. Helge Hove Haldorsen of Statoil.

SPE Nigeria Membership & Organisation

Total 5478 members

5 14 5 4 3

NIGERIA COUNCIL

LAGOS PORTHARCOURT

WARRI BENIN ABUJA

UIUNILAG

LASUCONVENANT

OAU

RSUSTUNIPORT

FUTOIMT

UNIUYOESUSTNDUUNN

UNICALNAU

AMSUIMOPOLY

BUEA-CameroonMADONNA UNI.

PTINOVENA

DELSU, OLDELSU, ABK

FUPRE

ATBUAUSTAUN

UNIBENESITM

IGBINEDION ABUAD

Abuja117

Benin222

Lagos1441Port Harcourt

1402

Warri431

Total Members: 3613

O L E F 2 0 1 5 T h e m e :Global Oil Price Dynamics: Impacts and Strategic Solutions for Nigeria

N A I C E 2 0 1 5 T h e m eNatural Gas Development and Exploitation in an Emerging Economy – Strategies, Infrastructure and Policy Framework

NAICE 2015 Sub-Themes: Marginal Field Workshop

Investing in Natural Gas Projects – How Nigerian Independents are Leading the Industry

Panel Sessions Natural Gas Supply Gaps – Can the Regulatory

framework alone Solve the Problem? Oil & Gas Global Demand, Supply and Pricing Trend:

Implications for Nigeria

SPE Nigeria – 2015 THEMESOverarching Theme

B U I L D I N G B L O C K S F O R L O N G – T E R M S U S TA I N A B I L I T Y

PHOTOGRAPHES FROM PAST NAICE OPENING CEREMONY

SPE Nigeria ActivitiesFlagship Programs Students Annual Technical Conference (STCE):12 – 15 March 2015 Oloibiri Lecture Series & Energy Forum (OLEF): 23 April 2015 Young Professional Conference (YPC): 30 – 31 July 2015 Nigeria Annual International Conference & Exhibition (NAICE): 4 – 6 August 2015

Other Programs - Professionals Monthly Technical Meetings Distinguished Lecture Series: 15 lectures planned for 2014/15 SPE year Continuing Education Short Courses: 6 courses to hold as part of 2015 NAICE

Other Programs – University, Secondary & Primary Students ‘Catch Them Young’ Essay & Quiz competition: Held on 24 January 2015 Olumide Phillips Scholarship Program: 4th edition held on 24 January 2015 Ambassador Lecture Program: to hold in various SPE sections Energy 4Me Outreach: to hold in various SPE sections

PTI Technical Papers & Membership Contributions to SPE

PTI Technical Papers Contributions to SPE NAICE (2005 – 2014)

PTI Membership Strength in SPE(2014 Data)

Total Papers Presented PTI Contribution Total SPE Members in Nigeria

Total SPE Members in PTI

636 001 3,613 019

YEAR PAPER TITLE PRESENTER

2010Applied Strategic Dependability Functions and Models for Effective Asset Integrity Management in Organization Arierhe Arhagba

PTI & SPE NigeriaGo Forward STCE 2015

Hosting of 2015 Student Technical Conference & Exhibition

NAICE 2015 Exhibition participation Sponsorship of Women Program

Staff participation in programs Support staff participation in SPE

Nigeria technical programs as a vehicle for professional development.

Support for staff volunteerism. Encourage and support staff

volunteerism in SPE committees as an informal channel of building the right industry networks.

Acknowledgements Acceptance to host this visit. Sponsorship of NAICE Women Program &

Student Technical Conference & Exhibition Participation of NAICE Exhibition Consistent Staff participation at NAICE & SPE

Warri Section Activities

Roles in SPE Leadership Mr Avuakporeta J Orukele – Active SPE

Warri Section Senior Member & SPE Warri Section Director

Mr. Kevin Ikponmwosa Idehen – Past Warri Section Chairman, SPE Warri Section Director & Active SPE Warri Section Senior Member.

Mr. Frank Chukwueku Egede – Active SPE Warri Section Board Member and NAICE Committee Member.

Mrs Lilly Irabor – Active SPE Warri Section Board Member