Clarence Sokolambe Lakpini

Clarence Lakpini is a former Digital Policy Hub doctoral fellow pursuing a Ph.D. in intellectual property law at the University of Ottawa. During his fellowship, he examined how Nigeria can foster an equitable energy transition by leveraging digital technologies and reforming its IP to accelerate the adoption of solar energy.

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Intellectual Property Law, Energy Policy

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Clarence Lakpini is a Digital Policy Hub doctoral fellow pursuing a Ph.D. in intellectual property (IP) law at the University of Ottawa. During his Digital Policy Hub fellowship, he examined how Nigeria can foster an equitable energy transition by leveraging digital technologies and reforming its IP to accelerate the adoption of solar energy. His research focuses on the intersection of digital technologies, IP law and energy justice in the Nigerian context, with the goal of providing policy recommendations for a just transition that supports underserved populations.

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