Editorial: Energy Justice in the Era of Green Transitions

Liu, Edgar; Simcock, Neil; Martiskainen, Mari

doi:10.3389/frsc.2022.857670

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“…From the increase of environmental conflicts distributed around the world -mainly based on unlimited energy consumption, especially in the Global North-, climate and energy justice has emerged as a space of academic and activist dispute (Liu et al 2022) for the analysis of these ontological and political conflicts concerning energy. On September 8, 2020, 3,266 cases of environmental conflicts have been registered (World Atlas of Environmental Justice) (see Image 1).…”

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Technologies to embrace the sun: solarpunk-based project as an exploration for a just energy transition

Reina-Rozo,

Castro,

Zambrano-Caviedes

et al. 2024

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The national implementation of electricity generation projects directly threatens the livelihoods of local and Indigenous communities in Latin America. Therefore, it is crucial to search for solutions to energy supply considering local needs and cosmologies. This article focuses on micro-energy production in rural settlements on the Colombian Caribbean coast. The aim is to provide insights into the relationship between energy, technology, and ancestrality through the lens of solarpunk storytelling. To explore this theme, we present the «tech to embrace the sun» initiative as a case study to co-design and imagine desirable futures by the local community of Selvatorium, in La Guajira. The results consist of the development of seven future ancestral stories co-written by community members and guests, two guides to build two prototypes, and a fanzine. The project concludes with empirical and theoretical insights for development studies about sustainable energy futures.

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Section: Image 1 Global Map Of Environmental Conflictsmentioning

confidence: 99%

Technologies to embrace the sun: solarpunk-based project as an exploration for a just energy transition

Reina-Rozo,

Castro,

Zambrano-Caviedes

et al. 2024

RIED

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“…Not only in industrialized nations, but also in emerging nations, many oil and gas companies prioritize environmental concerns and laws while providing energy [8]. The green and renewable energy sources constitute the policy's first pillar [9]. Since green and clean energy sources have become the foundation, some oil and gas companies are transitioning from the oil and gas business to the energy business by modifying or expanding their business scope [10].…”

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How to Shift Knowledge in Energy Transition Era (A Perspective to Extend the Business in Energy Sector Company)

Indradewa

2023

INFEB

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This study proposes a strategy for managing knowledge shifting processes when a company's vision and mission evolve in tandem with the expansion of its strategy, business processes, and organizational architecture in response to environmental challenges and legislation. This paper is based on a case study of Pertamina, an Indonesian energy company. This paper used survey-based quantitative research. The findings revealed that companies must transfer their knowledge in order to successfully expand their business reach. The process of knowledge transfer will contribute to the success of the new business. Information shifting procedures can be accomplished by developing new knowledge that differs from existing business knowledge. Managing existing employees with new knowledge and managing new employees with new information are the two components of the knowledge transfer process. The elements of shift mentality, willingness to learn, teamwork, and age have a role in guiding existing employees to acquire new skills. In managing the new employee, the organization is able to hire new employees with new knowledge and select new employees with diverse educational backgrounds and experiences that match the expanded business scope. This research examined the process of knowledge transfer via the lens of Knowledge-Based View (KBV) theory.

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Editorial: Energy Justice in the Era of Green Transitions

Cited by 2 publications

References 10 publications

Technologies to embrace the sun: solarpunk-based project as an exploration for a just energy transition

Technologies to embrace the sun: solarpunk-based project as an exploration for a just energy transition

How to Shift Knowledge in Energy Transition Era (A Perspective to Extend the Business in Energy Sector Company)

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