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December 26, 2024DocumentaryImpactMidstreamNewsOil & GasSpecial ReportTechnologyUpstream

NNPC launches 24/7 oil, gas monitoring command centre to drive 2 mbpd target

… embarks on real-time tracking of hydrocarbon molecules from production to export terminals

Oredola Adeola

With a strategic focus on achieving a 2 million bpd production target, NNPC Ltd has unveiled a 24/7 Production Monitoring Command Centre (PMCC) to enable real-time tracking of hydrocarbon molecules from production to export terminals, enhancing efficiency across Joint Ventures (JVs) and Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs).

Olufemi Soneye, Chief Corporate Communications Officer, NNPC Ltd. made this known in a statement obtained by Advisors Reports on Wednesday.

According to him, the PMCC, a transformative initiative, driven by NNPC Upstream Investment Management Services (NUIMS), is building on the success of the Command-and-Control Centre to enhance monitoring, operational efficiency, and production within the oil and gas sector.

Soneye emphasised that the PMCC aligns with President Bola Tinubu’s policy to increase efficiency and boost production in the industry.

Udobong Ntia, NNPC Executive Vice President (EVP), Upstream and Bala Wuti, Chief Upstream Investment Officer (CUIO), NNPC Upstream Investment Management Services (NUIMS) at the new NNPC Ltd Production Monitoring Command Centre (PMCC)

He said, “The PMCC serves as a unified platform for monitoring hydrocarbon molecules from production to export terminals, covering Joint Ventures (JVs) and Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs).

“By consolidating real-time data from various operators, the PMCC provides a comprehensive overview of production activities. This ensures timely identification of anomalies, minimizes unplanned disruptions, and supports seamless operational continuity.

Speaking on the role of the initiative aimed at advancing operational efficiency, Soneye stated that with advanced analytics and integrated data, the PMCC empowers stakeholders with actionable insights for proactive decision-making.

He said, “This capability enhances planning, resource allocation, and risk management, enabling operators to meet production targets efficiently and maintain high operational standards.”

He further explained that the standout feature of the PMCC is its support for predictive and preventive maintenance.

The NNPC’s spokesperson noted that the system ensures the reliability and longevity of assets, by monitoring equipment performance and coordinating maintenance activities.

“Additionally, the PMCC promotes collaboration among stakeholders by providing a secure platform for data sharing and communication, fostering effective problem-solving and continuous improvement across the sector,” he said.

Soneye said, “The PMCC’s role in minimizing downtime and optimizing maintenance directly contributes to increased production and revenue. Under Mele Kyari’s leadership, NNPC Ltd has achieved a production increase to 1.8 million barrels per day (bpd) and is working towards a target of 2 million bpd.

“The PMCC is integral to achieving this goal by driving efficiency and enhancing production capabilities.

“The PMCC operates 24/7, staffed by trained professionals, and utilizes cloud-based solutions to ensure seamless data exchange with internal and external stakeholders.

“With direct communication links to the industry-Wide Security Command and Control Centre, the PMCC also enhances the security of production operations,” he said.

The NNPC CCCO therefore emphasised that the PMCC reflects the national oil company’s commitment to innovation and excellence in the oil and gas sector.

He added that the initiative not only aligns with national goals but also strengthens Nigeria’s position in the global energy market, ensuring long-term growth and profitability for all stakeholders.

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