ABUJA, Sept 21 (Reuters) - Nigeria's $300 million Distributed Renewable Energy Fund has been commercially launched, moving from structuring to capital deployment, the country's sovereign wealth fund said on Monday.
- Nigeria Sovereign Investment Authority said the fund brings together public and private capital to fund clean-energy projects.
- The fund seeks to scale off-grid and distributed renewable energy investments and connect around 300 million people across Africa to electricity by 2030.
- The World Bank Group, as a founding partner in the initiative, has backed the fund with an initial $25 million through its IDA arm, the NSIA said.
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