Energy Transition Research
Supporting Nigeria's double leapfrog to a clean energy future in a socially equitable and environmentally responsible manner through comprehensive research and analysis.
Research Objectives
Our Energy Transition research supports Nigeria's double leapfrog to a clean energy future in a socially equitable and environmentally responsible manner.
We focus on universal access to reliable and affordable energy, accelerated renewable energy development, people-centric approaches, and employment prospects in the green economy.
Support Nigeria's double leapfrog to a clean energy future
Ensure socially equitable and environmentally responsible transition
Achieve universal access to reliable and affordable energy
Accelerate renewable energy development and deployment
Create employment opportunities in the green economy
Research Focus Areas
Our comprehensive research approach covers all aspects of Nigeria's energy transition journey.
Universal Energy Access
Research on achieving universal access to reliable and affordable energy through clean energy solutions.
Key Activities:
- Energy access gap analysis
- Distributed renewable energy solutions
- Off-grid and mini-grid systems
- Energy poverty alleviation strategies
Renewable Energy Development
Accelerated renewable energy development pathways and integration strategies for Nigeria's energy system.
Key Activities:
- Renewable energy potential assessment
- Grid integration studies
- Energy storage solutions
- Policy framework development
People-Centric Transition
Ensuring the energy transition is socially equitable and environmentally responsible with community focus.
Key Activities:
- Community engagement strategies
- Social impact assessments
- Participatory planning approaches
- Gender-inclusive energy access
Green Economy Employment
Research on employment prospects in the green economy and just transition pathways for energy workers.
Key Activities:
- Green jobs market analysis
- Skills development programs
- Workforce transition strategies
- Economic impact assessments
Double Leapfrog Strategy
Nigeria has the opportunity to achieve a double leapfrog - bypassing both fossil fuel dependence and centralized grid systems to move directly to clean, distributed energy solutions.
Leapfrog Opportunities
By leveraging distributed renewable energy, smart grid technologies, and innovative financing, Nigeria can achieve universal energy access while building a clean energy economy.
Research Methodology
Our research employs mixed-methods approaches combining quantitative analysis with participatory research methods.
Spatial Analysis
Geographic information systems for energy resource mapping
Techno-Economic
Technical and economic feasibility assessments
Social Impact
Community-based participatory research methods
Life Cycle
Environmental impact and sustainability assessment
Contribute to Energy Transition Research
Join our research community and contribute to Nigeria's clean energy future. We welcome collaboration from researchers, practitioners, and communities.