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NOG Week: Energy Diplomacy Model to Transfer Capital, Technology for Industrialized Nations

Olivia-Jean Jeje Senior Strategy & Transformation Executive of Aveon Offshore

The NOG Energy Week Conference & Exhibition 2026 was a great event that sets public agenda and discourse from advancing gas projects and strategic relationships to building investor confidence.

It gave room for practical and grounded issues on collaboration unlock real value faster and building an environment that inspires lasting confidence which consistently delivers on energy security.

At the Conference, Senior Strategy & Transformation Executive of Aveon Offshore, Olivia-Jean Jeje, hosted a fireside chat on the Diplomatic Dialogue: Deepening Bilateral Relations to Achieve Mutual Energy Objective.

The conversation was with the German Ambassador to Nigeria Annett Gunther.

Olivia pointed out that the conversation guided the exchange of real initiatives, partnerships, and investments shaping the relationship between Germany and Nigeria.

According to her Nigeria is positioning itself as both a major gas economy and a future clean energy hub.

How can Germany and Nigeria work together to accelerate investment, technology transfer, and skills development in emerging sectors such as hydrogen, renewable energy, and modern power infrastructure?

There has been model of bilateral energy diplomacy, capital-backed, technology-led, and anchored in institutional frameworks built over nearly two decades.

The conversation has served as something important: an energy diplomacy model that transfers capital, technology, and institutional depth from an industrialized partner which is necessary for creating economic value.

 

 

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