Interests: My research interest lies at the intersection of energy economics, environmental degradation, and climate change. I am driven by a commitment to understanding the intricate relationships and dynamics between economic activities, energy systems, and the environment. In particular, I am keen to investigate how energy-related policies and market structures impact economic growth while considering their implications for environmental sustainability. My focus extends to analyzing the trade-offs and synergies between economic development and environmental conservation, seeking innovative solutions that promote a harmonious balance between the two. By delving into the complexities of energy economics, I aspire to contribute valuable insights that can inform policy decisions, foster sustainable development, and mitigate the challenges posed by climate change. Through interdisciplinary research, I aim to bridge the gaps between economics, environmental science, and policy to address the pressing issues of our time.
Regional Focus: Africa, Developing countries, and most vulnerable countries to climate change impact globally
JobTitle: Lecturer
Department: Multidisciplinary Studies
Country: Nigeria

Dasauki Musa (Babcock University)