• Ensures 85% compliance to petroleum laws, regulations and guidelines in the mid and downstream oil and gas industry. This was achieved through efficient monitoring of operations and policy review involving stakeholder’s engagement and consultation• Conducts economic and feasibility studies on petroleum exploration and production• Maintaining records of petroleum industry operations relating to production/exports, licenses and leases. Subsequently analyzing the data, advising the government towards making informed policy decisions for the development of the petroleum industry. This has translated to 12.5% improved revenue generation in the petroleum industry• Conducts evidence-based researches on improving procedure guidelines for the determination of quality and quantity of Nigeria’s petroleum and petroleum products• Enforces environmental regulations guiding treatment and discharge of petroleum formation water (wastewater)• Timely and accurate computation of rents, royalties and other revenues due to the government• Promote public awareness and sensitization on safe handling of gas and other petroleum products.

• Review of regulatory frameworks guiding hydraulic fracturing and groundwater protection, by researching literatures and comparative analysis of regulations in different jurisdictions, leading to 15% increased awareness of lapses in regulations guiding hydraulic fracturing in Canada• Analysis of public health effect of insufficient groundwater quality monitoring, through scientific studies and researches on seepage effects of landfill, septic tanks, animal wastes and floods on water quality. This has encouraged the emergence of over 23 groundwater protection advocacy groups across Africa—https://rdcu.be/bEDht• Comparative analysis of Merit brewing water usage and other small-scale breweries and brew pubs, through qualitative and quantitative data analysis. This established an average gap of 25% to be filled• Developed strategies that reduced brewery water consumption by 15%.

• 30% reduction in equipment breakdown and production down time through planned maintenance• 45% reduction in incurred shipping demurrage through improved and efficient operations management• 5% improvement in crude oil revenue, by consistently developing quality control/assurance mechanisms, maintaining crude’s BS&W below 0.5% in every export. Also, by upholding the integrity of fiscal measuring instruments through meter proving and annual recertification• Improved production accuracy, using MS excel computing programming to eliminate errors by a margin of 15% and reducing production and export computation time• Improved market integrity, by adopting API standards, ASTM and other international standards in the review and update of procedure guidelines and operating procedures. This has provided more enabling environment for crude oil marketing—translating into 10% buyers’ interest in Nigerian crude oil.