In the intricate world of hydrocarbon extraction, where precision engineering meets strategic foresight, Fred Osifo stands as a distinguished professional whose career has been defined by global impact and technical excellence. With a career spanning over a quarter of a century, Mr. Osifo has established himself as a leading authority in reservoir engineering, contributing his expertise across four continents and some of the world’s most significant energy projects.
Currently serving as the Well Intervention Manager for Heritage Energy Organisational Services Limited, overseeing operations in Nigeria’s Oil Mining Lease (OML)-30, Mr. Osifo brings a wealth of international experience to his role. His professional journey is a testament to his adaptability and expertise, having left a substantial mark on the energy landscapes of Nigeria, Angola, the United Kingdom, and Saudi Arabia.
His tenure with BP in the United Kingdom and Angola was particularly notable, where he served as a specialist gas reservoir engineer and a key Subject Matter Expert for the monumental $12 billion Angolan LNG project. His innovative work in developing the first LNG and end-product models earned him formal recognition from BP, Chevron, and Angolan LNG management, underscoring his capacity for groundbreaking technical contributions.
Prior to his work with BP, Mr. Osifo held a pivotal leadership role at Saudi Aramco, where he directed Petroleum Engineering efforts for three mega gas fields. His strategic oversight, which included the proposal and drilling of over thirty development wells, culminated in an extraordinary 400% production increase in less than four years, a feat that speaks to both his technical acumen and his ability to drive transformative results.
His foundational decade with Shell, where he served as a Studies, Operations, and Exploration Reservoir Engineer, provided him with a robust understanding of the industry’s complexities, including critical involvement in the Bonny LNG project.
Fred Osifo’s career narrative is one of a truly global engineer, a professional who has not only navigated but excelled in diverse cultural and operational environments. From the deserts of Saudi Arabia to the deepwater projects of Angola and the established fields of the North Sea, he has consistently applied his deep reservoir knowledge to unlock value, enhance production, and steward some of the world’s most vital energy assets.
