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11 sty 2024 · Based on a qualitative content analysis of Green Party programs, party conventions, and additional documents published between 1980 and 2021, this article traces how the Green Party has depoliticized the energy transition over time, emphasizing a shift from radical societal change to ecological modernization.
1 sty 2020 · This research paper examines the dynamic role of the green energy market and green energy pricing in sustainable pathways for attaining net-zero emissions in South Asian countries including...
1 sty 2018 · The objectives of this paper include: 1) theorizing and exploring the relationships between renewable energy and political power, 2) critically assessing tensions associated with an energy democracy agenda, and 3) drawing out the implications for democratizing renewable energy development in practice.
11 paź 2023 · The 2010 edition presented a scenario that considered recent commitments to tackle climate change and worsening energy insecurity, focusing on renewable energy technologies, unconventional oil, climate policies, Caspian energy prospects, energy poverty, and energy subsidies.
19 wrz 2018 · The logical implication is that global energy systems are on an inexorable, market-driven path to clean energy. While experience curves provide important insights into the potential cost trajectory of new energy technologies, they do not account for the political drivers and barriers of deployment.
1 cze 2021 · To address this gap, we examine party position change on energy technologies and related policy instruments, and analyze how these party positions co-evolve with technological change. Based on a novel dataset, we map positions of relevant political parties in Germany, France, and the United Kingdom, 1980–2017.
Transforming the global energy system would permit affordable, and universal, energy access, increase energy security, and diversify energy supply. The world’s actions today will be crucial to create a sustainable energy system.
