Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited (RAEC) has reaffirmed its unwavering commitment to continued collaboration with the Nigerian Society of Engineers (NSE), signaling its intention to strengthen partnerships that advance Engineering excellence and national development. This assurance was delivered by Engr. Olabode Oladoyin, FNSE, Head of Capability at RAEC, during a courtesy visit to the NSE President, Engr. Margaret Aina Oguntala, FNSE at the National Engineering Centre (NEC) Headquarters in Abuja. Speaking on behalf of the company, Engr. Oladoyin formally informed the NSE leadership of the successful transition of Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) into Renaissance Africa Energy Company Limited, following its acquisition by Nigerian stakeholders in the oil and gas sector. He emphasized the new entitys readiness to uphold and expand its long-standing relationship with NSE. In her response, NSE President congratulated the officials on the successful due diligence and transition process. She expressed delight that RAEC is now a wholly Nigerian-owned company, describing it as a significant opportunity for Nigerian Engineers to demonstrate leadership, technical expertise, and innovation within the energy industry. The NSE President welcomed RAECs reaffirmed commitment to collaboration and acknowledged the companys notable support during the 2024 International Engineering Conference and Annual General Meeting, which significantly contributed to its success. She appealed to RAEC to maintain its support toward the upcoming 2025 Engineering Conference scheduled to hold in Ibadan, Oyo State. She further encouraged RAEC to continue investing in capacity-building initiatives that empower the next generation of Engineering professionals across Nigeria. The meeting concluded with a renewed pledge of mutual collaboration, focused on advancing Engineering excellence, innovation, and national development through strengthened synergy between NSE and RAEC. �