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Deutsche Ophthalmologische Gesellschaftlection of citizenship right. Energy and vulnerability are therefore tightly interconnected at a time of energy transition. Discussions on the relevance of energy poverty, on its measurement and on its configuration in the eco-welfare framework are illustrated in this chapter, by also grounding the reflection into critical insights.

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Manuel Brinker,Tobias Krekeler,Patrick Huberaring and consumption of renewable energy. This chapter is focused on RECs with a discussion on their implementation in the European framework and in the Italian context, unfolding potentialities and complexities behind their development, by also addressing their possible capacity to tackle energy poverty.

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Introduction, in the development of modern societies. An overview of key contributions on the finiteness of fossil fuels, on the critique of the energy and economy nexus, and on the environmentalist perspectives, are presented with the aim of providing a critical groundwork. As a result, issues of inequalities a

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Eco-Welfare in the Field of Social Sciences,ed upon a literature review, eco-welfare is discussed as an emerging conceptual paradigm that enables to explore the ways in which environmental concerns are combined with the preservation of social rights in the field of social policy. Moving from the standpoints that question the growth imperative

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Eco-Welfare and Energy: Navigating an Emerging Interplay,ledge that low-carbon transition processes entail social and technological implications. In this socio-technical framework, three implications are identified to strengthen the interaction between energy and eco-welfare: justice implications, related to the key notion of energy justice, socio-ecologi

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Eco-Welfare, Populations, and Vulnerabilities,th reference to the European context and anticipated by a brief discussion on the notion of energy citizenship, as the lack of energy represents a neglection of citizenship right. Energy and vulnerability are therefore tightly interconnected at a time of energy transition. Discussions on the relevan