再生可能エネルギー移行政策とアフリカの鉱業依存経済における外国直接投資への影響
RENEWABLE ENERGY TRANSITION POLICIES AND THEIR IMPACT ON FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN MINING-DEPENDENT ECONOMIES IN AFRICA (原題)
Etheldred Ego Woha, Agwor, Desmond O.N., (Ph.D), Nancy Akins Ekpoh
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日本語
本論文は、アフリカの鉱業依存国（ボツワナ、ザンビア、ガーナ）における再生可能エネルギー移行政策が外国直接投資（FDI）に与える影響を、法学的分析と比較事例研究により検討する。一貫性のある信頼性の高い移行政策は、エネルギーコストの変動を抑え、規制の安定性を示し、ESG基準に整合させることでFDIの魅力を高めると論じる。また、移行を制約する構造的・法的課題を特定する。
English
This paper examines the impact of renewable energy transition policies on foreign direct investment (FDI) in Africa's mining-dependent economies (Botswana, Zambia, Ghana) through doctrinal analysis and comparative case studies. It argues that coherent and credible transition policies enhance FDI attractiveness by reducing energy cost volatility, signaling regulatory stability, aligning with ESG standards, and unlocking climate finance. It also identifies structural and legal challenges constraining transition.
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日本のGX文脈において
日本企業がアフリカの鉱物資源（銅、コバルト等）に投資する際、ESG対応や再生可能エネルギー調達が重要となる。本論文は、資源国における政策リスク評価や、日本のサプライチェーン強靭化に向けた示唆を提供する。
In the global GX context
This paper contributes to global discourse on transition finance and ESG-conditioned investment in resource-rich developing economies. It offers insights for investors and policymakers aligning with ISSB/CSRD disclosure expectations and climate-aligned finance.
👥 読者別の含意
🔬研究者:Provides a comparative framework for analyzing energy transition policy and FDI in mining economies.
🏢実務担当者:Useful for assessing investment risks and opportunities in African mining sectors under energy transition.
🏛政策担当者:Highlights how coherent renewable policies can attract FDI and align with ESG standards.
📄 Abstract（原文）
The global imperative to decarbonise industrial energy systems has placed mining-dependent economies in Africa at the intersection of two powerful and occasionally competing forces: the structural demand for fossil-fuel-intensive energy to sustain mineral extraction, and the growing conditionality attached to foreign direct investment by ESG-oriented global capital markets that require demonstrable alignment with low-carbon development trajectories. This paper examines, through doctrinal analysis and comparative case study, the impact of renewable energy transition policies on foreign direct investment in three of Africa's most significant mining-dependent economies Botswana, Zambia and Ghana each of which exemplifies a distinct configuration of mineral dependency, energy vulnerability and policy ambition. Drawing on national legislation, policy frameworks, regulatory instruments and international investment law, the paper establishes that coherent and credible renewable transition policy frameworks materially enhance the foreign direct investment attractiveness of mining-dependent economies by reducing energy cost volatility, signalling regulatory stability, aligning national frameworks with ESG standards and unlocking access to climate-aligned finance. The paper identifies, and critically analyses, the principal structural and legal challenges that constrain the pace and depth of renewable transition in these economies
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