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Mainstreaming Solar Energy in Small, Tropical Islands - Cultural and Policy Implications (Paperback)
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Mainstreaming Solar Energy in Small, Tropical Islands - Cultural and Policy Implications (Paperback)
Series: Routledge Studies in Energy Policy
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This book explores how cultural considerations can improve
policymaking to achieve mainstream solar energy in small, tropical
islands. Focusing on Trinidad, Barbados and O'ahu, Kiron C. Neale
looks at how culture can affect and be affected by the policies
that support the household adoption of two key energy technologies:
solar water heating and photovoltaics. Drawing on interviews with
residents and energy officials, and an examination of the
institutional, socio-economic and physical factors that affect
energy systems such as governance structures and energy resource
availability, the author explores themes including the impact of
insularity on energy transitions and behavioural and cultural
change. Overall, this book rebrands policies as instruments of
cultural change and puts forward recommendations applicable to all
small, tropical islands. Following the islands' transition to
renewable energy, this book will be of great interest to scholars
of energy policy, energy transitions, climate change, cultural
studies and small states development, as well as industry
professionals working on energy policy implementation.
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