We kick off this edition with a great feature on BP Trinidad and Tobago, where we got to see how the Cypre and Ginger projects are being developed to enhance Trinidad and Tobago’s energy sector. We also highlight the vital sustainability operations undertaken by BP Trinidad and Tobago, including the first utility-scale solar project in the country. We’re glad to see IAL Engineering Services showing lead support for the feature here, alongside Advanced Cardiovascular Institute and Paria Ship Suppliers.
We then turn to another heavyweight in the energy sector with Shell, but specifically here its subsidiary in Nigeria, with Shell Nigeria Exploration and Production Company (SNEPCo). SNEPCo has long played a vital role in enhancing Nigeria’s energy sector across vital development blocks. We saw how SNEPCo expanded its interest in the Bonga field in 2025 to further develop its upstream portfolio in the country and provide another key investment into Nigeria’s energy sector. Here, we are excited to have Mantrac Nigeria, N.U.E Offshore Resources, KOA Oil & Gas, and Gambus Energy all showing vital support for the article.
This month, we also have some great features on Maersk and its operations in both Africa and Australia. In Africa, we highlight some of Maersk’s vital shipping solutions, focusing on key ports such as the Port of Djibouti and the Port of Luanda to see how Maersk facilitates complete end-to-end shipping solutions. For this feature, we have Sogester S.A., MTI Logistics, and Gulf Agency Services (Djibouti) showing support. Then in Australia, we saw how Maersk’s operations span the entire coastline with vital operations covering key gateway ports in Sydney, Adelaide, and Brisbane – to name just a few! We thank Flinders Ports and CS Leasing for their support of this feature.
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