Abstract
Renewable energies are considered by many the driving force of the economy of our future society. However, there is a difference between reality and the perception of the situation by governments, economic players, and communities. We need more transparency, simplification, and data communication skills towards a committed involvement of all stakeholders. Geopolitics and technological development are two drivers of a common issue. They are, though, not necessarily aligned with energy and climate political goals. Globally, we find different problems and solutions in the two hemispheres. In the EU, problems and solutions are common throughout the Union, but some political hesitation prevails. We need innovative solutions for a smooth transition to a market organization that includes renewables and accurate risk management in investment programmes.
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da Silva, S. T., & Martins, A. G. (2023). Renewable Energies, Sustainability and Law. In Sustainable Development Goals Series (Vol. Part F2766, pp. 145–158). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-24888-7_12
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