Westflux at NOG Energy Week 2026: Building Partnerships for Nigeria's Energy Future
Westflux participated in the 25th NOG Energy Week in Abuja (5–9 July 2026), engaging vendors, financiers, and government stakeholders to advance partnerships for the Delta LNG Project.
Abuja, Nigeria | July 2026
Westflux Integrated Services Limited was proud to participate in the 25th NOG Energy Week Conference & Exhibition, held from 5–9 July 2026 at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre, Abuja — one of Africa's most significant annual gatherings for the energy sector.
Now in its 25th year, NOG Energy Week convened policymakers, investors, financiers, technology providers, operators, and energy stakeholders from across the global value chain to shape the future of Nigeria's energy industry and accelerate strategic collaboration.
Our Team on the Ground
Westflux was represented by Kenny Okoli, Managing Director, and Adrian Sukal, Director of Project Management, who participated in a packed schedule of high-level meetings, roundtable discussions, and networking sessions throughout the week.
Key Focus Areas
The conference served as an important platform for the Westflux team to engage with prospective equipment vendors, government and ministry officials, financial institutions, project developers, and strategic partners across several priority areas:
- Technology & Innovation — Exploring cutting-edge solutions relevant to small-scale LNG development and gas processing
- Project Finance & Investment — Strengthening relationships with financiers and investors aligned with Nigeria's domestic gas infrastructure buildout
- Government & Regulatory Engagement — Direct dialogue with ministry and agency representatives supporting the enabling environment for LNG project delivery
- Strategic Partnerships — Identifying and deepening collaborations that will support the successful execution of the Westflux Delta LNG Project
Advancing the Delta LNG Project
As the Delta LNG Project progresses toward its next key development milestones, NOG Energy Week provided timely momentum. The conversations held throughout the week — spanning financing structures, equipment supply chains, and regulatory pathways — directly inform our efforts to deliver a world-class LNG facility that supports Nigeria's industrialization, energy security, and long-term economic growth.
The insights gained will be carried forward as actionable engagements, not just conference connections.
Looking Ahead
Westflux extends its sincere appreciation to the organisers of NOG Energy Week and to every stakeholder, partner, financier, government representative, and technology provider who took the time to meet with our team.
The relationships built and renewed at this year's conference reflect something we believe deeply: that Nigeria's energy future will be built through sustained partnership, shared commitment, and deliberate collaboration — and Westflux intends to be at the centre of that progress.
We look forward to translating these engagements into meaningful outcomes for the Delta LNG Project and for Nigeria's broader energy ecosystem.
Follow Westflux for updates on the Delta LNG Project and our continued participation across Nigeria's energy industry.
