Visions of energy futures

Tuula Teräväinen ()
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Tuula Teräväinen: University of Eastern Finland, Department of Historical and Geographical Studies and Environmental Policy

Nature Energy, 2018, vol. 3, issue 11, 923-924

Abstract: The recent German energy transition has been taken as an exemplary case for a new, decentralized and renewable-energy-based approach to energy policy worldwide. New comparative research shows, however, that its national-level interpretations outside of Germany vary considerably, reflecting country-specific contextualization and visions of a good society.

Date: 2018
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