As the global energy industry converges in Houston for the 2025 Offshore Technology Conference (OTC), Nigeria’s Solewant Group is making waves with cutting-edge innovations that promise to redefine offshore operations and industrial infrastructure across Africa and beyond.
From May 5 to 8, energy experts and executives from around the world are gathering in Texas—and Solewant is proudly representing Africa’s rising influence on the global stage. Under the leadership of Group Managing Director Solomon Ewanehi, the company is unveiling groundbreaking technologies and strategic capabilities that span five key subsidiaries. These include advanced pipeline systems, industrial coatings, integrated water technology, and technical training—positioning Solewant as a trailblazer in engineering solutions and sustainable development.
“Our presence at OTC 2025 is not just about showcasing products,” said Ewanehi. “It’s a statement of our readiness to shape the future of offshore energy through innovation, excellence, and a commitment to sustainability.”
Powering Africa’s Industrial Leap
Solewant’s exhibition will spotlight its most impactful subsidiaries:
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Pipes and Metals Industries (PMI): Specializing in custom engineering, structural pipeline fabrication, and comprehensive water storage solutions.
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Fields Joint Coatings (FJC): Delivering ISO-standard pipeline protection systems using heat shrink sleeves for long-lasting performance.
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Solewant Speciality Protective Coatings (SSPC): Focused on advanced thermal insulation, industrial painting, and specialized coatings.
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Solewant Energy Training Institute (SETI): Empowering the next generation of energy professionals through tailored training programs for the oil and gas sector.
With over two decades of technical excellence and an ISO 9001:2015 certification, Solewant is using the conference not only to exhibit its innovations but also to build strategic alliances. The company plans to engage with top global energy firms and international delegates to spark collaboration in technology transfer and infrastructure development.
Innovating for a Sustainable Energy Future
As the global energy industry pivots toward greener, smarter solutions, Solewant is delivering practical tools that reduce system downtime, prolong asset life, and boost environmental performance. Their technologies are built to support offshore and onshore installations, addressing critical challenges in energy efficiency, safety, and environmental responsibility.
Solewant is also using OTC 2025 to promote its upcoming 9th Energy Summit, scheduled for November 27–28, 2025, at its industrial park in Onne, Rivers State. This event will bring together leading voices in energy policy and industry to explore Africa’s contribution to a changing global energy landscape.
“Being part of OTC isn’t just about exposure—it’s about impact,” Ewanehi emphasized. “We are here to demonstrate Africa’s potential in driving industrial transformation through homegrown solutions, skill development, and global partnerships.”
Solewant’s participation at OTC 2025 is a bold declaration of Africa’s growing relevance in the global energy narrative, marking a shift toward more inclusive, innovative, and sustainable growth for the continent and the world.
