2021
DOI: 10.1051/shsconf/202112001002
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The just transition of the European Green Deal and the development of the regions with intensive coal mining (example of Marishki Basin – Bulgaria)

Abstract: The just energy transition is an opportunity to drive a very important process of transformation of the traditional linear, waste holding economy based on fossil fuels and polluting transport to a new type of economy, driven by the circularity bio-, RES economics paradigm and environmentally responsible transport. The purpose of this study is to contribute to the identification of the direction, factors and mechanisms of the energy transition in the Marishki Basin – Bulgaria, as well as to formulate proposals … Show more

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“…4. The investment cost for the replacement of household equipment with more efficient equipment, including heat pumps and equipment allowing for cooling, as cooling needs will increase in the near future (world Bank, 2021). This cost is unaffordable for the average Bulgarian, due to the low incomes and the high shares of food and expenditure in income.…”
Section: Key Social Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…4. The investment cost for the replacement of household equipment with more efficient equipment, including heat pumps and equipment allowing for cooling, as cooling needs will increase in the near future (world Bank, 2021). This cost is unaffordable for the average Bulgarian, due to the low incomes and the high shares of food and expenditure in income.…”
Section: Key Social Factorsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…A number of studies discuss social justice and climate change (IMF, 2022) (Braun et al, 2022;Creutzfeldt et al, 2021), the social effects of climate change on specific groups (world Bank, 2021), the importance of targeted policies to protect consumers (oECd, 2022) (IMF, 2022;Sgaravatti et al, 2023), and the risks created by compensation with no targeting (Guenette, 2020). There is widespread agreement that providing 100% grants to all for efficiency measures, or imposing price caps, disproportionately benefits large energy consumers with higher incomes, and at the same time muffles price signals, limiting incentives to save energy and use RES.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%