Stakeholders in Nigeria’s renewable energy sector converged in Lagos for Solar Roundtable 2.0, a gathering designed to address challenges facing solar businesses and explore opportunities for sustainable growth in the country’s clean energy market. The event brought together operators, investors and industry experts to discuss strategies for expanding access to solar energy solutions amid rising demand for alternative power sources. [techeconomy.ng]
Organisers said the roundtable focused on critical issues affecting the sector, including financing, taxation, financial management and the practical realities of running and scaling solar energy businesses in Nigeria. Participants examined ways of improving access to funding and creating a more enabling environment for companies seeking to expand their operations across the country. [techeconomy.ng]
Industry leaders at the event stressed the need for stronger collaboration between the public and private sectors to accelerate investment in renewable energy infrastructure. They noted that improved financing mechanisms and supportive policies would be crucial to unlocking the full potential of the solar industry and promoting wider adoption of clean energy technologies. [techeconomy.ng]
Stakeholders expressed optimism that discussions from the roundtable would contribute to the growth of Nigeria’s clean energy ecosystem and support efforts to bridge the country’s power deficit. They also highlighted the increasing role of solar technology in driving energy access, business development and sustainable economic growth