Titlebook: Geothermal Energy and Society; Adele Manzella,Agnes Allansdottir,Anna Pellizzone Book 2019 Springer International Publishing AG, part of S

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Issues Around Geothermal Energy and Society in Japan,subsidies. However various socio-economic reasons prevented private sectors from investing in new geothermal development in the 21st century. Legal frameworks and regulations kept geothermal power generation in Japan quite costly and opposition by local people involved in “hot-spring business” delay

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The Philippine Experience in Geothermal Energy Development,s top producers. The Philippine Government aims to increase its renewable energy capacity to an estimated 15,304?MW by 2030 comprising of 1495?MW for geothermal capacity. In order to reach its interim targets for increasing geothermal installed capacity, the government must work closely with the pri

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Geothermal Energy in Switzerland: Highlighting the Role of Context,-enthalpy DGE. But setbacks in early flagship projects have slowed these efforts. Since then, the development of DGE in Switzerland has been characterised by a plurality of technologies, actors and institutional frameworks. We examine how federalism and direct-democracy has shaped this plural landsc

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,Turkey—Pitching Forward to Energy Independency,hunger, the country is highly dependent on fossil energy imports, which increases the existing greenhouse gas emissions to a higher level. Although having a rich amount of renewable energy sources, current energy policies of the country are jeopardizing the development and gradual utilization of ren

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Sarahjane Locke,Robert Martienssenharacteristics of geothermal energy and the ways in which is exploited, whereas socio-economic ones arise from the interplay between companies and stakeholders, affected to some extent in the development of geothermal energy. In this contribution, we analysed possible determinants of the relationshi

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Christian E. Elger,Anke Brockhauster discusses some of the ways in which the science and technology in this field might be aligned with societal values and needs on a path for a sustainable transition towards a low carbon energy future. This is done by briefly presenting potential conceptual frameworks for analysing the societal tr