Stakeholder Engagement in Green Energy Governance of Selected Organization in Nigeria

This research investigates the connections among stakeholder engagement, green energy governance and technological innovation in certain Nigerian organizations. Data was gathered using questionnaires from a population of six Nigerian public and private organizations and a sample of 75 using a quantitative research technique. The results provide important new information about how stakeholder engagement influence green energy governance also how technological innovation affects stakeholder engagement and green energy governance. First off, the research shows that stakeholder involvement strongly predicts green energy governance, rejecting the null hypothesis that suggests stakeholder engagement has no bearing on green energy governance. Second, it demonstrates that technical innovation has a major impact on stakeholder participation, with higher levels of engagement being correlated with higher innovation. Finally, the analysis supports the notion that technical innovation has a major impact on the governance of green energy, highlighting the significance of policies that support innovation and development. Generally, the findings highlight how important it is for stakeholders to be involved in the creation of green energy governance in Nigerian organizations, and they have practical implications for practitioners and policymakers who want to encourage sustainability in the energy sector.