The India High Commission in Nigeria has affirmed its commitment to collaborating with the Nigerian energy sector to facilitate a smooth energy transition. The India High Commissioner to Nigeria, Shri G. Balasubramanian, made this statement during a visit to the Indian pavilion at the recently concluded Nigeria Oil and Gas (NOG) Energy Week Conference and Exhibition 2023 in Abuja.
Shri Balasubramanian highlighted India’s role in renewable energy and expressed their expertise in the field. India aims to collaborate with Nigeria in leveraging renewable energy solutions. He emphasized the substantial opportunities available for both countries to explore and benefit from in this domain.
The India High Commissioner expressed his excitement about India’s participation in this year’s NOG, noting a significant increase in the number of exhibitors compared to the previous year. With around 48 exhibitors, India has showcased a strong presence at the conference. Shri Balasubramanian praised the well-organized layout of the exhibition, which he believes will help exhibitors attract more customers to their products and services.
India’s interest in collaborating with Nigeria on energy transition aligns with the global push towards renewable and sustainable energy sources. By sharing their expertise and technologies, both countries can advance their energy agendas, reduce reliance on fossil fuels, and contribute to a cleaner and more sustainable future.
The commitment of the India High Commission in Nigeria to collaborate with the Nigerian energy sector demonstrates the potential for fruitful partnerships and knowledge-sharing between the two nations. As Nigeria continues to focus on diversifying its energy mix and promoting renewable energy solutions, collaborations with countries like India can accelerate the pace of energy transition and support sustainable development goals.
The visit of the India High Commissioner to the Nigerian Oil and Gas Energy Week Conference and Exhibition serves as a platform for fostering cooperation and strengthening bilateral relations between India and Nigeria in the energy sector. The exchange of ideas and experiences during such events can pave the way for joint initiatives and mutually beneficial outcomes.
As the energy transition gains momentum globally, collaboration between nations becomes crucial for achieving sustainable and inclusive energy systems. Nigeria and India’s collaboration in the energy sector has the potential to drive positive change and contribute to the shared goal of a cleaner and more resilient future.
