潮力エネルギー：ナイジェリアの持続可能なエネルギー供給の加速
Tidal Energy: Accelerating Nigeria's Sustainable Energy Supply (原題)
Dagogo Mackintosh Africanus Bob, Efoke Matthew U.
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日本語
ナイジェリアの潮力エネルギー潜在力を系統的文献レビューで評価した研究。ニジェールデルタ、ボニー川、ラゴス潟などで有望な潮汐条件を確認し、予測可能な発電・エネルギー安全保障・沿岸電化への貢献を指摘。一方、高資本コスト、技術制約、政策枠組みの弱さ、系統統合の課題が大規模開発を妨げていると結論づけ、国家海洋エネルギー政策の策定を提言する。
English
A systematic literature review assessing Nigeria's tidal energy potential as a low-carbon electricity source. It identifies promising tidal conditions in the Niger Delta, Bonny and Brass Rivers, Lagos Lagoon, and Calabar Estuary, noting benefits for energy security and coastal electrification. High capital costs, weak policy frameworks, and grid integration challenges remain barriers; the study recommends a national marine energy policy and pilot projects.
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📝 gxceed 編集解説 — Why this matters
日本のGX文脈において
日本は潮力よりも洋上風力・水素に注力しており直接の政策接点は薄いが、海洋エネルギー資源マッピングや沿岸電化の手法は、離島・沿岸地域の脱炭素を検討する日本の自治体・事業者にとって参考になりうる。
In the global GX context
Adds a Global South perspective to the marine renewable energy literature, complementing TCFD/ISSB-aligned transition planning in emerging markets. It highlights how disclosure and policy infrastructure gaps constrain tidal energy deployment, relevant to international climate finance discussions.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:海洋再生可能エネルギーの資源評価手法と途上国文脈の系統的レビューの事例として参考になる。
🏢実務担当者:新興国での海洋エネルギー事業検討時のリスク要因（資本コスト・系統統合・政策不備）の整理に有用。
🏛政策担当者:海洋エネルギー政策の枠組み設計と沿岸資源マッピングの必要性を示す事例として参照可能。
📄 Abstract（原文）
The global demand for electricity, coupled with commitments to climate change mitigation, has intensified the search for sustainable and low-carbon energy alternatives. Despite Nigeria's abundant renewable energy resources, the country's electricity sector continues to experience persistent supply deficits arising from ageing infrastructure, transmission losses, and overdependence on fossil fuel-based generation. While considerable attention has been directed towards solar, wind, and hydropower, tidal energy remains largely unexplored despite Nigeria's extensive Atlantic coastline and favourable coastal hydrodynamic conditions. This study examined the potential of tidal energy as a viable renewable resource for accelerating Nigeria's sustainable electricity supply. Specifically, the study assessed the tidal energy potential along Nigeria's coastal zones, evaluated its feasibility for electricity generation, and examined its contribution to Nigeria's energy transition and sustainable development agenda. A systematic literature review and analytical synthesis approach was adopted, drawing evidence from peer-reviewed journal articles, technical reports, and policy documents obtained from recognized academic databases. The reviewed literature was analyzed thematically with emphasis on tidal resource availability, technological feasibility, environmental implications, policy readiness, and integration into the national energy mix. The findings revealed that Nigeria possesses significant tidal energy potential, particularly within the Niger Delta, Bonny River, Brass River, Forcados Estuary, Lagos Lagoon, and Calabar Estuary, where favourable tidal currents and estuarine characteristics exist. The study further established that tidal energy offers predictable electricity generation, enhances energy security, supports rural and coastal electrification, reduces dependence on fossil fuels, contributes to climate change mitigation, and advances the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals. However, high capital investment requirements, technological limitations, inadequate research, weak policy frameworks, limited technical expertise, and grid integration challenges continue to hinder large-scale development. The study concludes that tidal energy represents a strategic component of Nigeria's future renewable energy portfolio and recommends the development of a dedicated national marine energy policy, increased investment in research and pilot projects, strengthened public-private partnerships, improved coastal resource mapping, and enhanced institutional support to facilitate its successful integration into Nigeria's sustainable energy transition.
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