Innovation and Investment to Boost Renewable Energy Transition
Stakeholders have called for stronger collaboration, innovation, and targeted investment to accelerate Nigeria's transition toward renewable energy and sustainable power access for all.
This was discussed at the Nigeria Renewable Energy Innovation Forum, a two-day forum organised by the Rural Electrification Agency (REA) in Abuja, which brought together policymakers, private sector players, equipment manufacturers, and development partners.
Vice President Kashim Shettima underscored the importance of private sector participation in driving energy transition, urging stakeholders to adopt the "Nigeria First" policy by prioritising local content development and investments that promote homegrown renewable energy solutions.
- Policymakers, private sector players, equipment manufacturers, and development partners discussed strategies for enhancing renewable energy local manufacturing, financing, and distribution nationwide.
Author's summary: Nigeria seeks stronger collaboration and investment for renewable energy transition.
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