By Energy Correspondent
BOCA IT Systems Limited and its technology partner, Seis Space Geosciences (SSG) were among the standout exhibitors at the 25th NOG Energy Week Conference and Exhibition 2026, showcasing innovative technology solutions designed to support Nigeria's evolving oil and gas industry.
Held at the Bola Ahmed Tinubu International Conference Centre, Abuja, the five-day event brought together policymakers, regulators, energy executives, investors, technology firms and industry professionals from across the global energy value chain. This year's conference attracted more than 7,000 participants, including over 2,000 delegates, 300 exhibitors, 140 speakers and representatives from 85 countries.
With discussions focused on innovation, investment, digital transformation, Nigerian content development and energy transition, the exhibition provided companies with an opportunity to demonstrate technologies capable of improving operational efficiency and decision-making across the sector.
Technology Partnership Takes Centre Stage
BOCA IT Systems and Seis Space Geosciences used the platform to showcase a strategic partnership that combines advanced information technology with specialised geoscience solutions to support exploration, data analysis and operational planning within the energy industry.
The companies' exhibition attracted strong interest from delegates and industry stakeholders seeking technology-driven solutions capable of addressing the increasing complexity of oil and gas operations.
Their participation underscored the growing convergence of digital technologies and geoscience expertise in enhancing productivity, improving decision-making and driving operational excellence across the energy value chain.
Driving Industry Collaboration
Beyond showcasing innovative solutions, BOCA IT Systems leveraged the event to strengthen relationships with industry stakeholders, explore new business opportunities and reinforce discussions around the role of digital innovation in Nigeria's energy future.
The conference featured participation from leading organisations, including NNPC Limited, Chevron Nigeria-Mid-Africa Business Unit, Oando Energy Resources, bp, Siemens Energy, Schneider Electric, Uganda National Oil Company and Tenaris, among others.
It also hosted technical seminars, strategic conferences, Nigerian Content sessions and exhibitions aimed at advancing policy dialogue, investment opportunities, infrastructure development and energy security.
Commitment to a Smarter Energy Future
BOCA IT Systems said its participation, alongside Seis Space Geosciences, reflects both organisations' commitment to advancing technology-led solutions and fostering strategic partnerships that support the transformation of Nigeria's energy sector.
The companies noted that combining digital innovation with specialised geoscience expertise offers practical solutions to the increasingly sophisticated technical demands of the oil and gas industry while strengthening local capacity and operational efficiency.
As NOG Energy Week 2026 concluded, the partnership emerged with increased industry visibility, stronger stakeholder engagement and renewed opportunities for future collaboration, reinforcing its commitment to supporting a smarter, more technology-driven energy ecosystem in Nigeria.