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Publication - Is green a Pan-African colour? Mapping African renewable energy policies and transitions in 34 countries
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Is green a Pan-African colour? Mapping African renewable energy policies and transitions in 34 countries
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Energy Research & Social Science Volume 68
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Franziska Müller, Simone Claar, Manuel Neumann, Carsten Elsner
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May 2020
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Renewable Energy (RE) is rapidly gaining relevance as a key technology to quench growing energy demand on the African continent. Many African states have introduced RE legislation, but the design of RE policy instruments, as well as their application and efficiency vary considerably across African economies.
This article presents an analysis of energy transition processes based on a comparative mapping of African renewable energy policies in 34 countries. These developments are discussed with respect to their justice dimension, following up on the recent debate on distributive, recognitional, and procedural energy justice. The paper does not only provide evidence of African energy policies covering recognitional and distributive justice, but also identifies potential trade-offs between strong market orientation and justice concerns.
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