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Publication - Importation Guide for Solar PV Products and Technologies in Nigeria

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Title
Importation Guide for Solar PV Products and Technologies in Nigeria
Publisher
Africa Clean Energy


Published in
November 2019
Abstract
The purpose of this Guide is to provide a clear understanding of the importation process for solar energy technologies in order to increase transparency of the importation process and provide a baseline importer guide for solar companies. The key areas covered include an overview of solar energy technologies, the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding Systems (HS Code) for solar energy technologies, quality standards, step-by-step importation process for solar energy technologies, and stakeholder mapping across the importation chain. Also covered are applicable import incentives for solar energy technologies. The Nigerian off-grid solar market, in particular for stand-alone solar energy products, has grown geometrically over the past decade, with Nigeria currently ranked fifth globally in sales volume for key off-grid solar markets. Between July and December 2018, $4.4 million worth of off-grid solar products were sold in Nigeria, including both cash and PayAs-You-Go (PAYG) sales, highlighting the increasing maturity of the market.
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