Renewables

Nigeria’s Clean Energy Boom Raises New E-Waste Challenge

UNIDO, EPRON and E-Terra Technologies are discussing ways to manage discarded solar equipment, batteries and other renewable-energy devices.

By Clement Abayomi2 min read13th September, 2026

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Nigeria’s Clean Energy Boom Raises New E-Waste Challenge

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