The politics of speeches, votes, and deliberations: Gendered legislating and energy policy-making in Germany and the United States

Fraune, Cornelia

doi:10.1016/j.erss.2016.06.007

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“…Some studies [17] confirm the existence of a concave relationship between the economic development and the degradation of the natural environment, according to Kuznets' curve evolution, also a positive relationship is proven by other studies [22,23], while others [32,61] invalidate this relationship. Similarly, there are studies on the social dimension [3,36,60], which show that improving the conditions of the natural environment contributes directly to the improvement of social and institutional performance, components that are part of the social system of society. At the same time, the causality between economic development and social performance is shown, but the sign of the relationship is not conclusive [61].…”

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Factors Influencing Energy Consumption in the Context of Sustainable Development

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Based on the global need to reduce the primary and final energy consumption, as part of the climate change mitigation strategy, the present study aims at determining the influence of different economic, social and environmental factors on the two types of consumption while emphasizing the importance of this topic for the research area. The novelty of the study resides in the factors considered in the panel analysis as well as in the combination of the analysis methods: the panel data analysis and the bibliometric analysis. The main results show that factors such as greenhouse gas emissions, gross domestic product, population and labour growth have a positive relationship with both primary and final energy consumption, which means an increase of energy consumption. Meanwhile, factors such as feminine population increase, healthcare expenditures or energy taxes have a negative relationship, which determine a reduction of energy consumption. The results should be of interest to the authorities in designing new energy reduction policies for contributing to sustainable development goals, as well as to the researchers.

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“…Eurostat variables used in the models [19]. All these variables were chosen by investigating several scientific studies [16,17,30,53,[58][59][60][61][62][63].…”

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“…In the literature, gender was found to play a significant role in entrepreneurship and access to electricity [14,15], economic growth [29], and energy policy and organisational practices [32]. The interconnectedness of the spheres in which gender plays a significant role reinforces the fact that excluding gendered considerations in innovation could be detrimental to other sustainability efforts.…”

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“…So the mainstreaming process (sometimes referred to as institutionalisation or normalisation) needs to be explored [29,31,32]. In addition to the need for mainstreaming, it is said that norms play an important role in governance arrangements -both in the regulation of companies and in the provision of public goods [37].…”

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The State of the Art of Gendered Energy Innovations: A Structured Literature Review

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Musango

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“…In addition, competing technical and operational solutions, with their respective costs, needed Technology Readiness Levels (TRL), advantages and disadvantages, are being developed for various problems occurring due to the new operation paradigm in the context of Smart Grids [1]. While it can be argued that energy transition to Smart Grids may also be a sociological problem [2], we take the technological perspective from systems engineering view here.…”

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Applying the Smart Grid Architecture Model for Designing and Validating System-of-Systems in the Power and Energy Domain: A European Perspective

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The continuously increasing complexity of modern and sustainable power and energy systems leads to a wide range of solutions developed by industry and academia. To manage such complex system-of-systems, proper engineering and validation approaches, methods, concepts, and corresponding tools are necessary. The Smart Grid Architecture Model (SGAM), an approach that has been developed during the last couple of years, provides a very good and structured basis for the design, development, and validation of new solutions and technologies. This review therefore provides a comprehensive overview of the state-of-the-art and related work for the theory, distribution, and use of the aforementioned architectural concept. The article itself provides an overview of the overall method and introduces the theoretical fundamentals behind this approach. Its usage is demonstrated in several European and national research and development projects. Finally, an outlook about future trends, potential adaptations, and extensions is provided as well.

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The politics of speeches, votes, and deliberations: Gendered legislating and energy policy-making in Germany and the United States

Cited by 29 publications

References 53 publications

Factors Influencing Energy Consumption in the Context of Sustainable Development

Factors Influencing Energy Consumption in the Context of Sustainable Development

The State of the Art of Gendered Energy Innovations: A Structured Literature Review

Applying the Smart Grid Architecture Model for Designing and Validating System-of-Systems in the Power and Energy Domain: A European Perspective

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