Powering the Future: Risk Governance for a Sustainable, Resilient and Inclusive Energy System
Effective risk governance in the energy sector is essential for a sustainable, resilient, and inclusive energy system, addressing interconnected risks and promoting a just energy transition.
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| Quick Facts | |
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| Report location: | source PDF |
| Language: | English |
| Publisher: | United Nations Development Programme |
| Authors: | Angelika Planitz, Paul Conrad, Samuel Danaa, Piyush Verma |
| Geographic focus: | Global, Germany, Japan, Kenya, Norway, Rwanda, Singapore, Zambia |
Methods
The research employs a policy analysis method, examining existing frameworks, case studies, and expert insights to provide recommendations for risk governance in the energy sector.
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Key Insights
The report emphasizes the need for effective risk governance in the energy sector to achieve a sustainable, resilient, and inclusive energy system. It highlights the complex landscape of interconnected risks, including social, technological, economic, environmental, and political factors. The report underscores the importance of a risk-informed approach, integrating risk assessments into energy planning and decision-making to enhance resilience and sustainability. It discusses the challenges and opportunities of the energy transition, emphasizing the need for stakeholder engagement, technological innovation, and international cooperation. The report provides policy recommendations for promoting resilience, such as diversifying energy sources, addressing environmental risks, and strengthening regulatory frameworks. It also highlights the importance of multi-stakeholder engagement and international partnerships in achieving a just energy transition. The report concludes by emphasizing the need for a proactive approach to risk governance, fostering a sustainable energy future that enhances energy security, sustainability, and social equity.
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Additional Viewpoints
Categories: 2024 publication year | English publication language | Germany geographic scope | Global geographic scope | Japan geographic scope | Kenya geographic scope | Norway geographic scope | Rwanda geographic scope | Singapore geographic scope | Zambia geographic scope | energy transition | environmental risks | international cooperation | policy recommendations | regulatory frameworks | resilience | risk governance | stakeholder engagement | sustainability | technological innovation