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Minister lauds firm for solutions to pipeline challenges


Minister of State Petroleum Resources (Gas), Ekperikpe Ekpo, has lauded Engineering Automation Technology Company for its groundbreaking research and development investments, which have led to innovative solutions for gas pipeline infrastructure management in Nigeria.

A statement on Wednesday disclosed that Ekpo had, during a recent visit to WrapMaster Global LLC, EATECH’s sister company based in Houston, Texas, USA, commended the company’s strides in tackling complex challenges in the gas industry.

During his tour of the product display office and showroom, the gas minister was shown various solutions for gas pipeline leak repairs, corrosion control and mitigation, and structural reinforcement manufactured by the EATECH Affiliate Company in the United States.

Ekpo lauded EATECH’s strategic partnership with WrapMaster Global, highlighting the company’s commitment to global excellence.

“I am impressed by EATECH’s determination to push boundaries and set new standards in gas pipeline management.

“The solutions showcased during my visit demonstrate a deep understanding of Nigeria’s unique challenges and a commitment to providing cutting-edge technologies that can withstand various terrains, including onshore, swamp, offshore, and deepwater operating environments,” he said.

EATECH’s Managing Director/Chief Executive Officer, Dr Emmanuel Okon, attributed the company’s success to its “robust” research and development efforts.

“Our products are designed to address the specific challenges faced by Nigeria’s gas pipeline infrastructure.

“With our innovative solutions, we aim to protect, strengthen, and extend the lifespan of pipelines, ensuring seamless operations for up to 200 years,” Okon explained.

Okon appreciated the minister’s visit, saying it was proof of his commitment to supporting indigenous companies driving innovation and excellence in the gas industry.

He also expressed gratitude to the Ministry of Petroleum Resources, the Nigerian Content Development and Monitoring Board, and industry operators for their support, which he noted has enabled the company to thrive as a local company capable of competing globally with high-quality products and standards.

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