The contribution of European citizen‐led energy initiatives to sustainable development goals

IF 9.9 1区 环境科学与生态学 Q1 DEVELOPMENT STUDIES Sustainable Development Pub Date : 2023-12-13 DOI:10.1002/sd.2844
V. Schwanitz, Heather Arghandeh Paudler, August Wierling
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Energy communities (ECs) are emerging as vital contributors to the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals, despite being unnoticed. This article is the first to comprehensively discuss and quantify European citizen‐led energy initiatives' contributions to SDGs 7 (ensure access to affordable and clean energy), 9 (fostering industry, innovation, and infrastructure), and 11 (promote sustainable cities and communities). With SDG7 at their core, these initiatives prioritize sustainable energy systems, aligning with environmental impact reduction, resource efficiency, and social resilience goals. They contribute to SDG9 in energy and ICT sectors through job creation and social and technological innovation. Promoting SDG11 via inclusive engagement, they reinforce democratic principles and preserve cultural heritage. They can leverage their expertise with policy support to aid SDG implementation and serve as a global exemplar, extending impact to SDGs 12 and 17. Our analysis underscores a disconnect between European support for ECs and broader sustainability agendas, hampering effective impact.
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欧洲公民主导的能源倡议对可持续发展目标的贡献
能源社区(ECs)正在成为联合国可持续发展目标的重要贡献者,尽管它们并未引起人们的注意。本文首次全面讨论并量化了欧洲公民主导的能源倡议对可持续发展目标 7(确保获得负担得起的清洁能源)、9(促进工业、创新和基础设施)和 11(促进可持续城市和社区)的贡献。这些倡议以可持续发展目标 7 为核心,优先考虑可持续能源系统,与减少环境影响、提高资源效率和社会复原力的目标保持一致。它们通过创造就业机会以及社会和技术创新,为能源和信息与传播技术部门的可持续发展目标 9 做出贡献。它们通过包容性参与促进可持续发展目标 11,加强民主原则,保护文化遗产。它们可以利用自身的专业知识和政策支持,协助可持续发展目标的实施,并作为全球典范,将影响扩大到可持续发展目标 12 和 17。我们的分析强调了欧洲对欧盟委员会的支持与更广泛的可持续发展议程之间的脱节,从而阻碍了有效影响的产生。
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期刊介绍: Sustainable Development is a publication that takes an interdisciplinary approach to explore and propose strategies for achieving sustainable development. Our aim is to discuss and address the challenges associated with sustainable development and the Sustainable Development Goals. All submissions are subjected to a thorough review process to ensure that our readers receive valuable and original content of the highest caliber.
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