Contratto di Cittadinanza Energetica e transizione delle città europee
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https://doi.org/10.19229/2464-9309/15132024Parole chiave:
contratto di cittadinanza energetica, transizione energetica, decarbonizzazione, giustizia energetica, neutralità climaticaAbstract
Gli ultimi Rapporti dell’IPCC evidenziano la lentezza della transizione energetica e ambientale, oltre che il limitato coinvolgimento dei cittadini nel Green Deal Europeo; tuttavia molte città sono divise tra la necessità di accelerare il processo di transizione e garantire un contesto di giustizia sociale: in questo scenario la cittadinanza energetica mette in relazione sistema energetico e partecipazione attiva. Il presente testo propone una riflessione sul rapporto tra i concetti di cittadinanza energetica e di transizione giusta, nel contesto delle città europee, introducendo uno strumento innovativo denominato Energy Citizenship Contract, sviluppato dal progetto H2020 – GRETA. Attraverso una ricerca multilivello e sperimentazioni condotte in Italia, Spagna e Portogallo il contributo esplora la sua adattabilità in contesti diversi per la costruzione di percorsi di sviluppo resilienti.
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Ricevuto: 18/03/2024; Revisionato: 21/04/2024; Accettato: 27/04/2024
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