The evidence provided points to the conclusion that the consequences of renewable energy development in Cameroon are caused by integrated factors that affect social, economic, technical, and ecological systems, a concerted approach is therefore recommended to address the problems on a local, regional, and national level. Community, public, private, and international actors and organizations must work together in order to improve renewable energy development in Cameroon to result in a more sustainable and resilient energy sector. Informing decision makers on more effective policies to improve renewable energy development will allow a better mitigation of the negative impacts caused by renewable energy projects in developing countries like Cameroon while increasing access to modern, reliable, and affordable energy services. With this in mind, sustainable energy development is not a fixed destination, but a dynamic evolving process that requires continued learning, adaptation, and cooperation in order to accommodate subjective perspectives on what constitutes as sustainable energy development.