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Perspectives and methods for monitoring and evaluating the fairness of the energy transition: a contextual approach
Panel: 4. Monitoring and evaluation for a wise, just and inclusive transition
This is a peer-reviewed paper.
Authors:
Eva Heiskanen, Centre for Consumer Society Research, University of Helsinki, Finland
Kaisa Matschoss, Centre for Consumer Society Research, University of Helsinki, Finland
Jenny Rinkinen, Centre for Consumer Society Research, University of Helsinki, Finland
Senja Laakso, Faculty of Education, University of Helsinki, Finland
Abstract
As the energy transition proceeds, issues of its fairness toward different people and groups have gained increasing attention. While the energy transition itself requires new metrics for evaluating energy systems and policies, it also places new requirements on the evaluation and monitoring of the fairness of energy systems and policies.
We draw on a critical review of the literature concerning three emerging issues in the energy transition: energy vulnerability, energy democracy and public acceptance, as well as their intersections, which we reflect on through the justice dimensions of distribution, procedures and recognition. On this basis, we develop a first proposal for indicators that address the intersections of these issues and dimensions, and consider potential data sources for such indicators.
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1. Energy consumption and wellbeing
2. Policy innovations to ensure, scale and sustain action
3. Policy, finance and governance
4. Monitoring and evaluation for a wise, just and inclusive transition
5. A smart new start for sustainable communities
7. Policies for a green recovery in the buildings sector
8. Buildings: technologies and systems beyond energy efficiency