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Sustainable Energy Democracy and the Law

Edited by: Ruven Fleming, Kaisa Huhta, Leonie Reins

ISBN13: 9789004465435

Published: June 2021

Publisher: Brill Nijhoff

Country of Publication: The Netherlands

Format: Hardback

Price: £140.00

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Sustainable Energy Democracy and the Law explores the concept of sustainable energy democracy from a legal perspective. It explains what sustainable energy democracy means and how law can help in moulding the concept. Through discussion of legal approaches and instruments from various jurisdictions around the globe, the book provides valuable insights into how law can either facilitate or restrict sustainable energy democracy in practice. It assesses how potential frictions and synergies between legal instruments could influence sustainable energy democracy.

Subjects:: Environmental Law, Energy and Natural Resources Law

Contents:: List of Abbreviations; Notes on Contributors; Table of Cases; Table of Legislation; PART 1: Conceptualizing Sustainable Energy Democracy in the Context of Law; 1. What Is Sustainable Energy Democracy in Law?; Ruven Fleming , Kaisa Huhta , Leonie Reins; 2. Making Sense of Changing Concepts for the Energy Transition; An Energy Transition Concepts Nexus for the Development of Policy and Law; Romain Mauger; 3. The Role of Science in Regulating Sustainable Energy Democracy; Seita Romppanen; 4. Law for Decentralized Electricity Systems Lessons from Complexity Theory; Niko Soininen and Kaisa Huhta; PART 2: The Sustainability Aspect of Sustainable Energy Democracy; 5. From Energy Consumers to Energy Citizens; Legal Dimensions of Energy Citizenship; Damilola S Olawuyi; 6. The Role of Energy Communities in Facilitating Sustainable Energy Democracy; Legal Challenges; Lea Diestelmeier; 7. The Role of Circular Economy Transitions in Fostering Sustainable Energy Democracy; Katrien Steenmans; 8. Sustainable Energy Democracy and the Multilateral Trade Rules; Moritz W u stenberg; PART 3: The Democracy Aspect of Sustainable Energy Democracy; 9. Community Benefits Agreements for Renewable Energy Development on Contaminated Land; The Sustainable Energy Democracy Route; Achinthi Vithanage; 10. Distributive Justice, Community Benefits and Renewable Energy; Offshore Wind Projects; Ignacio Herrera Anchustegui; 11. Transformation through Translation?; Sustainable Energy Democracy, Indigenous Values and the Challenge of Transforming the Energy Sector; Jennifer Campion; 12. The Single Buyer Model as a Challenge and an Opportunity in Relation to Sustainable Energy Democracy in Transition Economies; Piti Eiamchamroonlarp; 13. The Quest for Sustainable Energy Democracy in Rural Communities; Paul Tamuno; PART 4: Conclusions; 14. Lessons from Law for the Conceptualization of Sustainable Energy Democracy; Ruven Fleming , Kaisa Huhta and Leonie Reins; Bibliography; Index