The Nigerian government, through discussions with the Islamic Development Bank (ISDB), is looking into investment opportunities in renewable energy projects. The focus is on securing climate finance and funding for Nigeria's clean energy transition. Noteworthy initiatives like the Clean Cooking Policy, solar photovoltaic power plant, methanol plant, and a green hydrogen facility are part of Nigeria's strategy to diversify its energy mix. Dr Abdullahi stresses the need for substantial funding through various financial instruments. Minister Nnaji emphasizes the benefits of clean cooking technologies, particularly for women and children. ISDB shows dedication to collaborating with Nigeria on energy projects. President Tinubu highlights Nigeria's pioneering role in green project financing and technology-driven sustainability initiatives. Nigeria's commitment to expanding clean energy investments through partnerships with global financial institutions like ISDB is evident.