Energy Justice
Balancing the energy trilemma through the Energy Justice Metric
... the energy justice metric allows to quantify the levels of justice of a particular energy technology or a combination of these, allowing for better analysis and decision- making when looking ...
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Energy justice in the transition to low carbon energy systems : exploring key themes in interdisciplinary research
... global energy system is irrefutable. Considering how critical energy is for enhancing human opportunities and capabilities, the provision of clean, safe, affordable, and reliable energy services ...
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The political economy of energy justice in Canada, the UK and Australia : a nuclear energy perspective
... procedural justice calls. Secondly, that a political economy approach to energy justice can resolve the political economy dilemma of having winners and losers from an energy policy ...UK ...
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Assessing the energy justice implications of bioenergy development in Nepal
... procedural energy justice between domestic and community biogas development have im- plications for the linking of gender equality objectives with the promotion of small-scale biogas in ...procedural ...
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Energy justice and sustainability transitions in Mozambique
... an energy justice perspective implies questions of fairness and happiness, then such embedded use of electricity as fuel becomes cru- ...of energy,' meaning distributional inequalities may a ff ect ...
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Mapping household direct energy consumption in the United Kingdom to provide a new perspective on energy justice
... household energy and carbon emissions? Within environ- mental management, the ‘polluter pays principle’ has long been a foundation of how costs should be borne equitably for address- ing the damage from ...
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Energy justice and policy change : an historical political analysis of the German nuclear phase out
... of energy justice and interdisciplinary scholarship in energy to engage more critically with the ways in which energy policy ...to energy justice, such as the more conventional ...
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Attributing responsibility for energy justice : a case study of the Hinkley Point Nuclear Complex
... (UK) energy policy has moved towards incentivising new nuclear power production, proposing the first new reactor since the construction of Sizewell B in ...projected energy gap caused by existing facilities ...
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Energy justice and sustainability transitions in Mozambique
... an energy justice perspective implies questions of fairness and happiness, then such embedded use of electricity as fuel becomes cru- ...of energy,' meaning distributional inequalities may a ff ect ...
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Mapping household direct energy consumption in the United Kingdom to provide a new perspective on energy justice
... household energy and carbon emissions? Within environ- mental management, the ‘polluter pays principle’ has long been a foundation of how costs should be borne equitably for address- ing the damage from ...
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Energy justice in the Arctic : implications for energy infrastructural development
... recognition justice could therefore shed light on under-recognised sections of ...Lastly, energy justice requires the use of equitable procedures that engage all stakeholders in a non-discriminatory ...
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Energy justice : a conceptual review
... Firstly, energy justice provides the opportunity to explore where injustices occur, to recognize new sections of society and to develop new processes of avoidance and ...that energy justice ...
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Energy justice? A spatial analysis of variations in household direct energy consumption in the UK
... total energy use for these, and the average energy use per ...household energy consumption in Great Britain at local authority, MSOA/IGZ and LSOA level due to the robustness of the data collection ...
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Advancing energy justice : the triumvirate of tenets and systems thinking
... of energy justice is distributional justice. Energy justice is an inherently spatial concept that includes both the physically unequal allocation of environmental benefits and ills and ...
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Energy Justice : a new framework for examining Arcticness in the context of energy infrastructural development
... The energy context in the Arctic is dominated by oil and gas reserves and the increasing role of international companies. Extraction and production takes place on the basis of resource ownership. The Arctic states ...
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Finance and justice in low-carbon energy transitions
... By contrast, alternative fi nance is currently more transparent; the link between money capital and the projects it supports is made ex- plicit, and transparency is a key selling point for investors and projects alike. ...
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Just transition : integrating climate, energy and environmental justice
... centered justice was developed by Sen (2011) and Nussbaum ...environmental justice beyond proximity (Acey, 2016; Reese and Jacob, 2015; Gellers and Jeffords, 2018), climate and energy justice ...
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Energy decisions reframed as justice and ethical concerns
... often, energy policy and technology discussions are limited to the domains of engineering and ...Many energy consumers, and even analysts and policymakers, confront and frame energy and climate risks ...
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Security, justice and the energy crossroads : assessing the implications of the nuclear phase out in Germany
... its energy supply was ...provide energy security always remained a precondition for ...fossil energy capacity as a means to provide energy security has decreased over ...overall energy ...
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Women and Justice - Is There Justice for Women?
... view that a woman who said ‘no’ to sexual activity was really saying ‘yes’, ‘try again’, or ‘persuade me’ and also by an appeal court judge who said of the woman who was sexually assaulted by the accused in his caravan ...
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