Titlebook: Energy Transitions and the Future of the African Energy Sector; Law, Policy and Gove Victoria R. Nalule Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applica

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Intermediary Language in Field Experimentsbal commodity markets have revealed new challenges, especially in the energy market as it relates to African countries. This is peculiar to Africa because most African countries are energy commodity-dependent economies. This makes them more vulnerable to the recent developments in the global energy

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Stephanie Mckendry,Matson Lawrenceent of off-grid renewable energy (RE) systems in order to improve access to sustainable energy, especially for rural dwellers. Concerning the Nigerian Electricity Supply Industry (NESI), its regulatory framework is fraught with conflicting provisions, which are largely responsible for the slow pace

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-20992-6This form of energy still plays a significant role in this energy transition era. Lightweight, indestructible and inexpensive, charcoal is transported on trucks from various rural sites to mainly serve urban centres, where demand is high, and markets are more lucrative. Charcoal production predomina

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hydro, biomass and solar worldwide. This development is somewhat driven by global demand for energy security, climate change mitigation and sustainability-related needs. However, within Nigeria’s context, over-dependence on fossil fuels marked with epileptic power crisis has continuously characteri