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Why Should Oil Rich Nigeria Make A Law for the Promotion of Renewable Energy in the Power Sector?
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  • 2009Does energy consumption contribute to economic performance? Empirical evidence from Nigeria140 cited
  • 2010Human rights and the extractive industries: Litigation and compliance trends26 cited
  • 2011The Renewable Energy Footprint18 cited
  • 2010Human Rights Enforcement by People Living in Poverty: Access to Justice in Nigeria17 cited
  • 2000The World Bank's Draft Comprehensive Development Framework and the Micro-Paradigm of Law and Development13 cited
  • 2011Creating law for next generation energy technologies12 cited
  • 2010Power Forward: The Argument for a National RPS10 cited
  • 2012RECONCILING RENEWABLE PORTFOLIO STANDARDS AND FEED-IN TARIFFS7 cited
  • 2008Changing Resources, Changing Market: The Impact of a National Renewable Portfolio Standard on the U.S. Energy Industry7 cited
  • 2011Formulating a Law of Sustainable Energy: The Renewables Component6 cited

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