Nigeria’s next big tech exits may emerge from climate infrastructure
- Nigeria's generator market is projected to reach $806.8 million by 2030 due to increasing demand for backup power.
- Solar-powered refrigeration companies are providing reliable storage for food and medicines in off-grid communities.
- Cold-chain startups are treating cooling as core infrastructure rather than a side benefit.
The shift towards valuing climate infrastructure as essential tech rather than mere impact stories is crucial for sustainable development in Nigeria. Investors must adapt their evaluation metrics to recognize the long-term economic potential of these solutions, which could lead to significant advancements in energy reliability and food security.
