Energy Transition Finance, Sovereign Wealth Funds, and Green Investment Policy
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| contents | <p>Abstract <br>This essay presents an exploration of <br>climate-related sovereign wealth fund <br>(SWF) investments and their implications <br>for financing energy transitions within <br>Africa, Nigeria, and developing economies. <br>It considers the investments within a <br>broader fiscal policy approach from a <br>climate and systemic risk angle. SWF‘s <br>primary function of savings and <br>stabilization for resource-dependent <br>economies has evolved to climate <br>accountable governance and investments. <br>This paper utilizes comparative <br>institutional and thematic meta-analysis <br>techniques to examine governance issues, <br>stranded-assets, and SWF‘s potential <br>contributions via green-blended finance <br>and investments in renewable energy <br>infrastructure in financially constrained <br>economies. It identifies an existing tension <br>between the stabilization in the short term <br>and the sustainability in the long term. It <br>suggests the alignment of SWF‘s <br>governance, fiscal net frameworks on <br>national WSWGs of SW and SN0 targets <br>via adaptive governance, accountable <br>frameworks, and reinvestment at the <br>national level. Improved SWF <br>transparency and blended finance <br>innovation should enable SWF to lead the <br>provision of climate equity and fiscal <br>energy transition to emerging economies. </p> |
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| spellingShingle | Energy Transition Finance, Sovereign Wealth Funds, and Green Investment Policy IJMSRT <p>Abstract <br>This essay presents an exploration of <br>climate-related sovereign wealth fund <br>(SWF) investments and their implications <br>for financing energy transitions within <br>Africa, Nigeria, and developing economies. <br>It considers the investments within a <br>broader fiscal policy approach from a <br>climate and systemic risk angle. SWF‘s <br>primary function of savings and <br>stabilization for resource-dependent <br>economies has evolved to climate <br>accountable governance and investments. <br>This paper utilizes comparative <br>institutional and thematic meta-analysis <br>techniques to examine governance issues, <br>stranded-assets, and SWF‘s potential <br>contributions via green-blended finance <br>and investments in renewable energy <br>infrastructure in financially constrained <br>economies. It identifies an existing tension <br>between the stabilization in the short term <br>and the sustainability in the long term. It <br>suggests the alignment of SWF‘s <br>governance, fiscal net frameworks on <br>national WSWGs of SW and SN0 targets <br>via adaptive governance, accountable <br>frameworks, and reinvestment at the <br>national level. Improved SWF <br>transparency and blended finance <br>innovation should enable SWF to lead the <br>provision of climate equity and fiscal <br>energy transition to emerging economies. </p> |
| title | Energy Transition Finance, Sovereign Wealth Funds, and Green Investment Policy |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17732180 |