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Clean Energy Investment in Nigeria: The domestic context

By Felix B. Dayo on August 20, 2008

This commissioned study looks at the domestic barriers and opportunities for increased investment in clean energy infrastructure and technologies in Nigeria. Some barriers and opportunities are general to all investment, while others are specific to clean energy investment. The study was part of a project that included two other country studies, in the Ukraine and Kazakhstan. A synthesis report (PDF - 1.1 mb) pulled together the lessons from these studies and the literature on domestic issues, as well as looking at international investment law through the same lens, asking how it might foster or frustrate increase clean energy investment.

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Publisher: IISD

Copyright: IISD, 2008

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