Titlebook: Energy Geographies: Negotiating the French-German Interface; Teva Meyer,Florian Weber Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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Power Dynamics Below Ground: Investigating Political Geology in Geothermal Energy within the Frenchy in new geological context), economic (industry search an economic model, with stopping of governmental subsidies) and political choices in energy policies. We show that we need to go beyond the limited concept of social acceptability by looking at issues of project ownership and political support.

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Sha Li,Yibin Qiu,Hong Xu,Rui Wang,Peng Lei major spatial impacts that are currently leading to new questions about 21st century developments. This can be impressively illustrated by focusing on France and Germany, whose paths repeatedly collide in sociopolitical negotiations. In geographical energy research, the tendency is to analyze the p

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Prakash Kumar Sinha,Eshu Singhal Sinhasition. As such, this article is positioned within current discussions on the latest paradigm shift in the Humanities: the Blue Turn, where oceans are being placed at the forefront of Human Geography analysis. The EU runs on an interregional level a so-called Interreg North Sea where transnational c

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Susanne Engelmann,Stephan Fuchsman strategy deploys renewable energies extensively. The French strategy also relies on renewable energies, but especially on nuclear power to achieve carbon neutrality by 2050. However, both countries are facing the same problem: the closure of (old) nuclear power plants and the redevelopment of th

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Cyclase Mediated Synthesis of Terpenoidsolitical organisation of energy systems. In France, we tend to find a discursive ambivalence in political arguments opposing two development models: one conveying a ‘techno-managerial’ vision promoting technological innovations, the maintenance of existing networks and strong State interventionism,

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-981-15-7455-9SaarLorLux (France, Germany, and Luxembourg), where energy policies sometimes clash, as in the case of nuclear power, but in other respects give rise to increasingly coordinated cross-border initiatives, as is the case with hydrogen. Hydrogen produced with renewable energies has the advantage of bei

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