September 16, 2025

Geopolitical and Investment Barriers in the Global Energy Transition: Challenges for Developing Economies

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JLJordan LeeUtah State University

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Qualitative analysis of investment challenges and geopolitical factors in developing economies, indicating crucial barriers for the energy transition.

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Capital mobilization for the energy transition in developing economies faces significant structural and geopolitical barriers.
Key findings emphasize the mismatch between available capital and the implementation of clean energy investments, particularly in regions like Asia and sub-Saharan Africa.
Qualitative content analysis was performed, examining government strategy and market responses from 2010 to 2025 to identify barriers to clean energy investments.
Broader reforms and innovative financing, along with stable geopolitical conditions, are essential to direct investment flows toward sustainable energy solutions.

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Jordan Lee (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d4262e713b0b5dfea6bfbd https://doi.org/10.55960/jgf.v9i1.288

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Qualitative analysis of investment challenges and geopolitical factors in developing economies, indicating crucial barriers for the energy transition.

Geopolitical and Investment Barriers in the Global Energy Transition: Challenges for Developing Economies

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Geopolitical and Investment Barriers in the Global Energy Transition: Challenges for Developing Economies

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