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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85115-4h section presents an insight into the various government ministries, parastatals, and agencies that are relevant in the Nigerian energy sector. The last section in this chapter explores the Nigerian energy policies and strategies.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-85115-4al and renewable energy resources in Nigeria. The second and third sections presents the primary energy supply and consumption, respectively. The forth section presents an insight into the various government ministries, parastatals, and agencies that are relevant in the Nigerian energy sector. The l

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Starke Medien, schwache Wirkung?,n; the second section presents some scholarly contributions in the economics literature which applied the LEAP model on various sectors in different countries of the world. The review in the second section is limited to the application area, findings, results, and synthesis in relation to the presen