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Energies, 2023 Artificial intelligence (AI) techniques are increasingly used to address problems in electricity systems that result from the growing supply of energy from dynamic renewable sources. Researchers have started experimenting with data-driven AI technologies to, amongst other uses, forecast energy usage, optimize cost-efficiency, monitor system health, and
Merel Noorman +2 more
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Justice in solar energy development [PDF]
Solar Energy, 2021 Abstract To achieve national energy and climate targets across the world, there is a key focus on solar energy development. It is clear from literature that many countries have enormous, under-utilised potentials for solar energy, which can significantly change their energy mix and contribute to the low-carbon ambitions they signed up to under the ...
R. Heffron +6 more
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Energy Justice as Epistemic Justice [PDF]
Ethics, Policy & EnvironmentEnergy justice is often conceived of as consisting of distributive, procedural, and recognitional justice. This article adds epistemic justice, which engages with the question of how the exchange of knowledge can be shaped fairly.
Valkenburg, Govert
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Empowering Energy Justice. [PDF]
Int J Environ Res Public Health, 2016 The U.S. is experiencing unprecedented movement away from coal and, to a lesser degree, oil. Burdened low-income communities and people of color could experience health benefits from reductions in air and water pollution, yet these same groups could suffer harm if transitions lack broad public input or if policies prioritize elite or corporate ...
Finley-Brook M, Holloman EL.
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The Power of Consumers: On the Interplay Between Consumer-Centric Markets and Energy Justice [PDF]
, 2023 editorial reviewedAs electricity systems undergo a profound transformation characterized by decentralization and the emergence of millions of new electricity consumers, including electric vehicles and heat pumps, the complexity of modern electricity ...
Anne Michaelis, Martin Weibelzahl
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, 2023 This chapter identifies how energy has been conceptualised as a good to be produced, distributed and consumed, illustrating close theoretical engagement with the forms of justice. As Sidortsov and McCauley note, given the tradition’s focus on energy systems as a whole, emerging contributions to this scholarship stress the importance of, and need for ...
Sidortsov R, McCauley D
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Substantiating Energy Justice: Creating a Space to Understand Energy Dilemmas [PDF]
, 2020 This paper explores the relationships between the moral philosophical foundations and strategic goals of two conceptions of energy justice: the “triumvirate conception” and the “principled approach”.
Roelich, K +3 more
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Energy justice, democracy and deforestation
Journal of Environmental Management, 2023 This paper contributes to the debate on the determinants of deforestation, a menace that is posing threat to sustainable development particularly in tropical developing regions. Specifically, the paper focuses on the effect of energy justice and democratization.
Alex O. Acheampong +1 more
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Assessing the energy justice implications of bioenergy development in Nepal
Energy, Sustainability and Society, 2017 Background The emerging concept of energy justice has focused on the justice implications of conventional energy systems (oil, gas, coal, etc.). Instead, we focus on the meaning of energy justice in the context of unconventional energy systems, by ...
Caroline Damgaard +2 more
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, 2020 Abstract The explosion of interest in energy justice as a guiding principle for energy law and policy is a highly significant development with potentially radical implications. This ‘ethical turn’ is associated with increased attention to energy matters by social scientists, driven by disillusionment with neo-liberal energy policies and ...
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