Delivering low-carbon electricity systems in sub-Saharan Africa: insights from Nigeria

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environment and energyclimate

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HabNia

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Renewable energy alone is unable to deliver universal energy access and the Paris Agreement cheaply in sub-Saharan Africa. Both fossil fuels and renewables are needed to ensure energy equity and affordability alongside climate change mitigation.

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