Official Representatives of Zeeco Inc in Nigeria. Zeeco Inc is the World Leader in Combustion and Environmental Systems.
Arbel Energy & Logistics at the Zeeco 40th Anniversary Celebration in Tulsa, Oklahoma
Headquartered in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma, USA, Zeeco, Inc. is the global leader in advanced combustion and environmental systems for the refining, gas processing, production, petrochemical, LNG, power, marine and offshore, biogas, and other industries.
Be the Fulcrum of Optimal Utilization of Energy in Sub-Saharan Africa.
Harness and Trade Energy to Meet Economic and Environmental Objectives.
Given the dire need for energy in developmental thrusts of society, and the corresponding poor harnessing of such abundant energy recourses particularly in Sub-Saharan Africa, ARBEL is established to bring innovation to the energy business in the Sub-region. With a relatively pioneering status in the energy sector, our company’s focus is in accessing and exploiting the huge opportunities existing therein across the sub-Continent.
Our Strategy is to combine our competence in the local business framework with innovative technologies from global industry leaders into a formidable leading corporate entity that delivers exceptional solutions to age-old problems.
Opportunities still exist in the verticals of traditional hydro-carbon exploration where in Nigeria only 5% of about 178 marginal fields Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) are producing. Indigenous firms like ARBEL are preferred uptakers for the fields by government policy, and are expected to collectively contribute at least 100,000 barrels per day to National Crude Oil production.
We are uniquely positioned in our field, to significantly address the issues mitigating successful exploitation and higher production rates.
With Nigeria as the springboard and flare gas industry as a pioneer, ARBEL identifies with the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) as well as Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission (NUPRC) to achieve zero gas flaring objective of the Country.
Currently, less than 25% level is attained on this set objective and Nigeria remains the second largest gas flaring Country in the world. With an estimated loss rate between 150 and 170 bn m3 of gas worldwide worth about $30. 6bn annually due to unmitigated gas flaring, Nigeria’s potential in Flare Gas Recovery (FGR) and the associated value chain are indeed enormous. Our initial efforts will thus focus on these as well as on renewable energy.