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Table 4 The REPU potentials in Nigeria

From: Investigating the role of subsistence renewables in alleviating power poverty within Nigeria’s energy-mix strategy

Covariates

VIF

Level

Effect size

Wald (p-value)

Potential renewable energy (solar) PU

1.864

Very low

0.390 (0.056–2.724)

0.902 (0.342)

  

Low

0.209 (0.037–1.189)

3.114 (0.078)

  

High

0.533 (0.087–3.254)

0.465 (0.495)

  

Very high

1.669 (0.348–7.998)

0.411 (0.521)

  

Excellent (ref.)

Potential renewable energy (wind) PU

1.146

Very low

0.025 (0.001–0.528)

5.619 (0.018)*

  

Low

0.015 (0.001–0.337)

7.010 (0.008)**

  

High

0.019 (0.001–0.453)

5.996 (0.014)*

  

Very high

0.029 (0.001–0.772)

4.469 (0.035)*

  

Excellent (ref.)

Potential renewable energy (biofuel) PU

1.829

Very low

2.297 (0.329–16.030)

0.704 (0.401)

  

Low

1.592 (0.210–12.069)

0.202 (0.653)

  

High

4.030 (0.695–23.354)

2.417 (0.120)

  

Very high

2.053 (0.334–12.606)

0.603 (0.437)

  

Excellent (ref.)

  1. Effect sizes of energy experts' opinions; ref. denotes reference category; p-values for the ES that are statistically significant are denoted with asterisks (< 0.05 *; < 0.01 **; < 0.001 ***; 0.0001 = ****)