Complementing the guide, an innovative accompanying mobile application has also been developed, the connectenergy.gloabl app. This app is poised to become a dynamic tool for tracking real-time oil and gas developments, offering users immediate access to crucial information.
Olmberg emphasized the app’s utility, noting the application provides you with information from companies and organizations. The sector is larger than we can see. This statement underscores the app’s capacity to reveal the extensive network of entities and activities that constitute the energy sector, often unseen by the general public.
Janine Jadnanansing, Corporate Secretary of the Suriname Energy Chamber, provided further insights into the sector’s trajectory, highlighting a palpable surge in interest in Suriname’s oil and gas potential.
She passionately advocated for the imperative of digital transformation within Surinamese companies, recognizing it as a fundamental requirement for future growth and competitiveness. Jadnanansing pointed to the “remarkable interest from foreign companies” as a clear indicator of this growing global attention.
This heightened international engagement, she explained, “further underscores the significant need to provide information to people through digital channels,” reinforcing the Chamber’s commitment to leveraging technology for broad-based knowledge dissemination and industry participation. The ongoing digital evolution is set to play a pivotal role in shaping a more informed, engaged, and ultimately, more prosperous energy future for Suriname.
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