Abstract
The "Sobriétés" program (2010-2013) initiated an interdisciplinary research work focusing on the potential institutionalisation of local energy "sobriety" policies in Nord-Pas-de-Calais (northern France). It contributed to structuring a network of regional actors - from scientific, NGO's and institutional fields - all involved in a process of integrating the global peak oil hypothesis into their discourses and practices. This process has led to reconsider regional energy policies under a new light, in particular the energy demand reduction programmes and the search for an equitable sharing of energy resources. The energy "sobriety" approach, understood as a voluntary and equitable reduction mechanism for energy consumption, brings forward innovative responses to social and ecological issues.
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Semal, L., Szuba, M., & Villalba, B. (2014). « Sobriétés » (2010-2013) : une recherche interdisciplinaire sur l’institutionnalisation de politiques locales de sobriété énergétique. Natures Sciences Sociétés, 22(4), 351–358. https://doi.org/10.1051/nss/2014053
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