Les politiques publiques de soutien aux « communautés énergétiques » : une instrumentalisation de la notion de citoyenneté ?

Gomez, Armelle; Tyl, Benjamin

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“…Overall, it most often involves enabling people who are already alert to environmental issues to consider taking action. Rather than shared governance, the aim is to set up pro-energy transition coalitions at the regional level (Hess, 2018;Gomez, Tyl, 2023), which could enable the spread of projects by creating a favourable supporting environment (Fontaine, 2018). The aim of this experimental project is thus to act extensively on the social fabric of the region.…”

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“…The aim of this experimental project is thus to act extensively on the social fabric of the region. The project leaders hypothesise that this enrolment and support process will increase the number of areas proactively seeking to develop renewable energy initiatives that could be transformed into the "renewable or citizen energy communities" defined in the French Energy Climate law of 2019 (Gomez, Tyl, 2023).…”

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confidence: 99%