Handbuch Energiewende Und Partizipation 2017
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-658-09416-4_65
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Abstract: Der Soziologe und Volkswirt Werner Sombart prophezeite schon zur vorigen Jahrhundertwende nach dem Ende der Kohle den Beginn des Solarzeitalters. Das war eine weniger kühne Prognose als man heute meinen könnte, denn solarbetriebene Fahrzeuge waren industriegeschichtlich früh eine Option, die durch andere verdrängt wurde, bis sie heute wieder en vogue ist. Die Wende von karbonen zu erneuerbaren Energien ist zunächst ein "Narrativ", die Erzählung einer (ebenso) möglichen Zukunft, für die man unterschiedliche Beg… Show more

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“…In this study we specifically focus on organizational structures that can be labeled as "energy cooperatives" (refer to country-specific definitions in the Methods section). Recommended entry points to the literature are [10,[12][13][14]. Recent country-specific entry points to the literature are: Germany [10,14], Denmark [15,16], Belgium [17], Sweden [18,19], UK [20], Finland [21], Spain [22], Italy [23], Austria [24,25], France [26], Netherlands [27].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…In this study we specifically focus on organizational structures that can be labeled as "energy cooperatives" (refer to country-specific definitions in the Methods section). Recommended entry points to the literature are [10,[12][13][14]. Recent country-specific entry points to the literature are: Germany [10,14], Denmark [15,16], Belgium [17], Sweden [18,19], UK [20], Finland [21], Spain [22], Italy [23], Austria [24,25], France [26], Netherlands [27].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This is the starting point for our quantitative investigation in which we focus on the role of the actor "energy cooperatives" in Europe to support the energy transition. Energy cooperatives are innovative social structures that find collective solutions to problems occurring during transition processes or provide testbeds for adapting low carbon energy technologies to local conditions and needs [7][8][9][10]. Various forms of energy cooperatives exist and the energy services they provide are broad, ranging from electricity provision to district heating, IT solutions and energy efficiency consulting.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We drew from a vast collection of academic books, articles, and reports (e.g., Hager & Stefes, 2016; Hostenkamp & Radtke, 2018; Kaiser, Rhomberg, Maireder, & Schlögl, 2016; Mez, 2012; Quitzow et al, 2016; Renn & Marshall, 2016; Wedel, 2016); quantitative energy statistics (e.g., AG Energiebilanzen, 2020); and official documents (e.g., BMWi, 2010; Deutscher Bundestag, 2011; Vattenfall, 2012). The synthesis of this material and the analysis of the case were conducted through a congruence analysis, that is, the case‐based comparison of different theories and their propositions (Blatter & Haverland, 2012).…”
Section: Case Selection and Data Sourcesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Irrespective of the specific context of e.g., promoting prosumption, consumer empowerment in a vulnerability context must be conceptualised as a long-term process [8]. It entails elements beyond consumption choices e.g., in form of self-help for social change [41] including elements such as political participation in form of deliberation [42], financial participation in the energy transition [43] and some form of relief. In addition, given that vulnerable groups often do not have direct control over the social conditions and institutional practices that shape their lives [44] empowerment needs to address the very social dynamics that reproduce social inequality by addressing entire social strata rather than individual consumers.…”
Section: Individual Vs Collective Empowermentmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Community energy projects in their various forms have been on the research agenda for a while now [66], as has participation in the energy transition and in community energy projects [43]. In different lines of research citizen participation in energy community projects has been linked to aspects such as modes of governance [67], ownership and ownership structures [68], member responsibilities and competences [69], equal opportunities between communities [70], conflicts, trust, and social capital [71], deliberation [72] and power factors [73].…”
Section: Local Conditions For Collective Empowerment In Recsmentioning
confidence: 99%