The appointment takes cease from 1 October, an announcement by the firm, stated Tuesday.
Shell has appointed Ronald Adams because the original managing director for its deep-water subsidiary in Nigeria, Shell Nigeria Exploration and Manufacturing Company Cramped (SNEPCo).
The appointment takes cease from 1 October, an announcement by the firm stated Tuesday.
In keeping with the assertion, Mr Adams, formerly Chief Executive Officer of Atlantic LNG, Trinidad and Tobago, takes over from Elohor Aiboni who proceeds on world assignment to Brunei Shell Petroleum (BSP) as Asset Director.
Country Chair, Shell Companies in Nigeria, Osagie Okunbor stated: “I’m contented to welcome Ronald to Nigeria to consolidate and additional fortify the excellent performances of SNEPCo in deep-water manufacturing and life-changing social investments throughout Nigeria.
“I wish to congratulate Elohor for the outstanding deliveries since she took over in August 2021. The assignment in Brunei is another opportunity for excellent contributions to the Shell Group,” Mr Okunbor became quoted in the assertion as asserting.
Mr Adams is a thirty-two-twelve months extinct of the energy industry, having efficiently guided both Shell operated and non-operated ventures thru industrial and technical challenges.
He holds a BSc in Chemical Engineering from the University of the West Indies and an MBA with a specialisation in Strategic Planning from Herriot-Watt University, Edinburgh, Scotland.
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Exterior of work, Mr Adams loves to employ time with his family and frequents the gymnasium.
“I’m excited at the opportunity to be part of the success story of SNEPCo and look forward to joining the team of talented staff to deliver even more value to stakeholders,” Mr Adams stated.
Ms Aiboni’s tenure as SNEPCo Managing Director has witnessed many milestones, moderately an excessive amount of to voice, the Assertion stated.
“It has been a great honour to work alongside colleagues and external stakeholders in our modest efforts to build a safe, simpler and cost-disciplined business that continues to lead the way in deep-water operations in Nigeria. I’m particularly grateful for the invaluable support and encouragement of our concessionaire and co-venture partners which made the task easier,” Ms Aiboni stated.
The assertion added that SNEPCo pioneered Nigeria’s deep-water vogue in 2005 when it started manufacturing at Bonga thru the 225,000-barrel-per-day-ability bonga floating, manufacturing, storage and offloading vessel, anchored 120 kilometres offshore in the Gulf of Guinea.
