Titlebook: Complex Systems and Social Practices in Energy Transitions; Framing Energy Susta Nicola Labanca Book 2017 Springer International Publishing

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背景

Complexification in the Energiewendeution of fossil-fuels with renewable energy. This chapter will focus mainly on this latter aspect of the problem by analyzing how a transition toward renewable energy can pose a new challenge to economy and governance in terms of complexification of the system. The fate of renewable energy sources (

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Present Energy Metabolism and the Future of Renewablesch as an urban area). The study of energy metabolism of an economy is insightful on both a local scale (city, region, or country) and on a global scale (world economy). A key feature contributing to the complexity of socioecologic systems is feedback, manifest in the presence of .. Material cycles i

RENIN

Hierarchies, Power and the Problem of Governing Complex Systemswer they are positioned in the hierarchy of irreversibility. Hence, a Joule of heat at 500?K has a higher . that the same amount of heat at 400?K. Introducing irreversibility into the Carnot machinery—the intellectual device by which we have historically developed the concept of ., leads to the conc

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弄臟

Energy Conservation Policies in the Light of the Energetics of Evolutionute remedy for the evils of energy use, such as the environmental pressure or the security of supply. Nevertheless, historically energy consumptions at the world level have always been growing in spite of—or perhaps because of—an increasing level of energy efficiency. Some scholars have called this

CALL

Ontological Fallacies Linked to Energy, Information and Related Technologiesplex systems. This means, among others, that (a) energy and information are seen as actual ontological entities whereon the survival and the evolution of social aggregates depend and that (b) these entities entirely frame mainstream research and policy approaches aiming to increase the sustainabilit

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FILLY

Radical Transitions from Fossil Fuel to Renewables: A Change of Posturenance; it is a special case of a whole raft of problems that press contemporary society in transition. The trap is that fossil fuel and renewables both are matters of energy in the service of human society, but they are essentially different. The issue invites giving privilege to an engineering leve