2015
DOI: 10.4000/vertigo.15657
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Contraintes spatiales et enjeux territoriaux d’une déclinaison régionale de la transition énergétique : l’exemple de la région Provence-Alpes-Côte d’Azur

Abstract: International audienceThe question of energy transition now arises at regional and local scales, while the problem of supply and energy transport remained until there a national responsibility in most countries. Energy transition involves reconsidering the links between energy production and consumption and evaluating potential production and implementation of renewable energy and energy efficiency. The territory is a critical reflection field, without that we can answer immediately to the question of scale. W… Show more

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“…With the slogan "Gardanne terre d'énergies" (Gardanne, land of energy), the municipal council (which was communist-led until spring 2020) wants the energy transition to be a major focus of its regeneration policy for the area, while maintaining a parentage with coal, insofar as the new energies use the infrastructures inherited from the mine. As a result, the territory is influenced by "path dependence" and witnesses a strong capacity of evolution [Boschma and Martin, 2007, MacKinnon, 2008, Chabrol, 2016. In other words, by showing that the infrastructures inherited from the past become resources of the present, we underline a certain "path dependency" but also "a path of transformation".…”
Section: The Period From 2003 To 2020 Was Marked By the Metamorphosis...mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…With the slogan "Gardanne terre d'énergies" (Gardanne, land of energy), the municipal council (which was communist-led until spring 2020) wants the energy transition to be a major focus of its regeneration policy for the area, while maintaining a parentage with coal, insofar as the new energies use the infrastructures inherited from the mine. As a result, the territory is influenced by "path dependence" and witnesses a strong capacity of evolution [Boschma and Martin, 2007, MacKinnon, 2008, Chabrol, 2016. In other words, by showing that the infrastructures inherited from the past become resources of the present, we underline a certain "path dependency" but also "a path of transformation".…”
Section: The Period From 2003 To 2020 Was Marked By the Metamorphosis...mentioning
confidence: 78%
“…Il encourage le développement éolien par des mécanismes de soutien public (tarifs d'achat, appels d'offre, compléments de rémunération), garantit leur acceptabilité locale par la fiscalité, encourage l'investissement « local » pour une meilleure acceptabilité tout en neutralisant ces alternatives (Wokuri, 2019), régule les contestations en spatialisant les infrastructures, encadre et limite la décentralisation des questions énergétiques tout en s'associant aux acteurs locaux pour décliner sa stratégie nationale (Poupeau, 2013), légifère pour limiter les possibilités de recours des opposants (suppression d'un degré de juridiction), exproprie et expulse les plus radicaux (Dechezelles 2019 ;Dunlap, 2020). La déconcentration matérielle des infrastructures n'induit pas une décentralisation organisationnelle (Chabrol & Grasland, 2015) et donc davantage d'autonomie politique pour les communautés locales (Bourdier, 2019). Mettre dos à dos des démarches « participatives » ou « citoyennes » comme étant nécessairement en opposition avec le capitalisme industriel n'a donc rien d'évident.…”
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“…It encourages the development of wind power thanks to public support schemes (feed-in tariffs, tender procedures, supplementary income), guarantees their local acceptability through taxation, encourages "local" investment for better acceptability by counteracting the alternatives (Wokuri, 2019), regulates protests by spatialising infrastructure, provides a framework for and limits the decentralisation of energy questions all the while getting local stakeholders involved to apply its national strategy in practice (Poupeau, 2013), legislates to limit the opponents' legal options (elimination of a level of jurisdiction), expropriates and evicts the most radical among them (Dechezelles 2017;Dunlap, 2020). Physical decentralisation of infrastructure does not translate into organisational decentralisation (Chabrol & Grasland, 2015) and therefore more political autonomy for local communities (Bourdier, 2019). A comparison of "participatory" or "citizen-led" initiatives as being inevitably at odds with industrial capitalism is therefore far from obvious.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%