Energy Transition: Nigeria must turn policies into bankable projects — official
Nigeria’s investment opportunity Also speaking, Tengi George-Ikoli, Country Manager of the Natural Resource Governance Institute (NRGI), said Nigeria’s energy transition could not be achieved without adequate, affordable and equitable climate finance.
The summit, themed “Financing Nigeria’s Energy Future: Closing the Gap Between Policy Commitment and Investment,” brought together government officials, development partners, private sector representatives and civil society organisations to examine how Nigeria can bridge the gap between its energy policies and actual investment.
Public finance Speaking on the role of public finance in driving the energy transition, Mr Shelleng said government could not finance the process alone and should instead use public and concessional funds to reduce investment risks and attract larger volumes of private capital.
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