Titlebook: Community Energy and Sustainable Energy Transitions; Experiences from Eth Vanesa Castán Broto Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicabl

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Georgios M. Kopanos,Luis Puigjaner an interdisciplinary collaboration between an international team of scholars brought together thanks to research funds from the UK’s Global Challenges Research Fund. The Introduction argues the need for a perspective from these three countries as a means to challenge existing assumptions about the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13913-1idering community energy and transitions to sustainable energy. Gender relations continue to shape infrastructure networks. There is a gender gap in the energy transition both in terms of women and ?gender non-conforming people being able to access the green labour market, and in terms of understand

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The Computational Impact of Aggregationmmunities. Community energy depends on developing micro- and pico-systems, which have specific financial requirements due to their small size. A key challenge is ensuring the financial sustainability of projects once installed and when the initial capital runs out. The chapter advocates putting the

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-13913-1e empirical evidence to support this assumption in Ethiopia, Malawi and Mozambique, providing a comparative assessment of the regulatory landscape of energy in the three countries and their current status in terms of advancing towards universal energy access for both electricity and fuels. Using com

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Directions for Future Research,kills. To what extent is current energy education serving the demands of a rapidly changing sector? This chapter adopts the energy literacy framework to examine the energy education landscape in Ethiopia and its suitability to the current demands of the transition to sustainable energy. The energy l

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General Analytical Approach. Integrability,d. However, they face challenges, some of which only become apparent during the process of implementation. This chapter asks what the lessons from the combined experiences of different implementing community energy projects in different locations in Malawi are..The research took a comparative approa

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Geometric-Qualitative Approach, In this challenge, two operators of community energy in Malawi relate their experiences on the ground, making community energy projects possible. This chapter presents two accounts of the making of community energy in Malawi, as told by the protagonists of those stories..The first experience, writt