These equity and fairness dimensions of new microgrids and self-governanceĪrrangements are explored in combination with the factors that further distributed energy generation. distributive equity and fairness of process - to the fore. Of such systems may be good for renewable energy, self-governance in the ‘common pool’ brings institutional questions of justice However,Īlthough such systems fundamentally concern involvement of a community right from the start, and the effective adaptive governance This requires a high level of self-governance and regulation that allows micro-grids. The co-producers may optimize the contribution of distributed generation by feeding their renewable energy in a cooperative This graph charts editions from this publisher over time. Along the X axis is time, and on the y axis is the count of editions published. Publishing History This is a chart to show the when this publisher published books. Storage’ (electric vehicles) in the system promises to enhance this role and creates options to increase of renewables deployment. Zed Publisher - 214 works / 117 ebooks Published between 1972 & 2022. In this regard Common Pool Resources' adaptive governance comes to the fore as a fruitful concept.Ĭitizens/consumers and other end-users increasingly are becoming co-producers of electricity, and the option to include ‘distributed Creating a microgrid with substantial amounts of renewable energy is a problem of collective action, and Mark a revolutionary turn our system of energy generation that requires many fundamental changes in the social construction This phase concerns the integration of renewables into the energy supply system and the enhancement of these sourcesīy the introduction of so-called 'smart grids' to optimize the exploitation of natural resources. The institutional constraints will likely affect the next stage of deployment of renewables even Ongoing problems with renewable energy schemes have shown that institutional factors have proved to be the main determinants
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