3. Foundations of Social Energy Policy, Energy Justice and Social Equity

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This course will explore key principles and concepts that are essential for developing policies that promote fair and equitable access to energy.

It aims to equip policymakers with the knowledge and tools needed to address social disparities in energy access and ensure that energy transitions are just and inclusive.

Additionally, the course will cover strategies for promoting social equity, including community engagement, stakeholder collaboration, and the implementation of inclusive policy frameworks.

What Will You Learn?

  • How to identify social disparities in energy access
  • How to design and promote policies that ensure fair and equal access to energy
  • How to make well-informed decisions that consider fairness and inclusivity in energy transitions

Course Content

Foundations of Social Energy Policy, Energy Justice and Social Equity (Part 1)
Key Definitions: a) Energy Justice: The fair distribution of energy benefits and burdens across all populations, b) Social Equity: Ensuring equal treatment and access to resources for all, regardless of socio-economic status Why these principles must be foundational in energy strategy and decision-making

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Foundations of Social Energy Policy, Energy Justice and Social Equity (Part 2)
Key Definitions: a) Energy Justice: The fair distribution of energy benefits and burdens across all populations, b) Social Equity: Ensuring equal treatment and access to resources for all, regardless of socio-economic status Why these principles must be foundational in energy strategy and decision-making

Foundations of Social Energy Policy, Energy Justice and Social Equity (Part 3)
Mapping energy poverty and recognizing systemic inequalities (urban/rural divide, marginalized groups, etc.) Introduction to data tools and key indicators used to measure energy inequality Using data to inform targeted, evidence-based interventions for social equity

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