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Awogbemi et al., 2011 - Google Patents

Potential for sustainable renewable energy development in Nigeria

Awogbemi et al., 2011

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2619426878345117464
Author
Awogbemi O
Komolafe C
Publication year
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The Pacific Journal of Science and Technology

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Nigeria is currently faced with an energy crisis. Crude oil has been the major source of energyand revenue for the country. Environmentaldegradation, unstable oil prices in the international market, global warming, and the crisis in the Niger Delta area where the bulk …
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