The Energy Democracy Declaration is a result of a two-day Energy sector meeting as part of the international Our Future is Public conference in Santiago, Chile, that involved Indigenous representatives, trade unions, ecofeminists, climate justice organisations, solidarity collectives and NGOs. It outlines six dimensions that can jointly pave the way forward to ensure clean, affordable energy for …
Introduction What explains the need for this document today and in this very context? What do we expect it to add to our reality? Such were the questions the Energy Democracy Working Group had in mind when preparing this study. The urge to answer them has been the catalyst for moving forward, drafting it …
Energy transition lies at the forefront of the government discourse in Tunisia, in line with the global push toward investing in alternative energy and thereby reducing fossil fuel use. This discourse constantly argues that this course – primarily the turn towards photovoltaic energy – will enable the country to overcome its energy deficit and stimulate …
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