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Energy policy is at a crossroads. Attempts to meet targets for
carbon emissions, energy security and affordable energy for
vulnerable households are all on a trajectory to failure.
Aggressive ambitions to roll out huge off-shore wind, nuclear and
clean coal plants are proposed, but without any clear plans on how
funds will be mobilized, or transmission and distribution
infrastructure developed. In this book Prashant Vaze and Stephen
Tindale ask politicians and regulators to consider a different
path. Using abundant examples of small scale local solutions
Repowering Communities examines how cities, communities and local
authorities from across Europe and North America have driven
reductions in energy use and rolled out small scale, community
level solutions. Among the issues examined are the drivers behind
behavioural change, the methods used to secure necessary investment
and what government and civil society can do to foster such action
on a wide scale. Based on extensive first-hand research and drawing
on the latest global energy data the authors provide essential
information and inspiration for readers who wish to drive the
policies that encourage community-level energy development.
Energy policy is at a crossroads. Attempts to meet targets for
carbon emissions, energy security and affordable energy for
vulnerable households are all on a trajectory to failure.
Aggressive ambitions to roll out huge off-shore wind, nuclear and
clean coal plants are proposed, but without any clear plans on how
funds will be mobilized, or transmission and distribution
infrastructure developed. In this book Prashant Vaze and Stephen
Tindale ask politicians and regulators to consider a different
path. Using abundant examples of small scale local solutions
Repowering Communities examines how cities, communities and local
authorities from across Europe and North America have driven
reductions in energy use and rolled out small scale, community
level solutions. Among the issues examined are the drivers behind
behavioural change, the methods used to secure necessary investment
and what government and civil society can do to foster such action
on a wide scale. Based on extensive first-hand research and drawing
on the latest global energy data the authors provide essential
information and inspiration for readers who wish to drive the
policies that encourage community-level energy development.
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