TY - CHAP
T1 - Renewable electrification pathways and sustainable industrialisation
T2 - Lessons learned and their implications
AU - Lema, Rasmus
AU - Andersen, Margrethe Holm
AU - Hanlin, Rebecca
AU - Nzila, Charles
PY - 2022
Y1 - 2022
N2 - This chapter is structured as follows: the next section reiterates the key research themes addressed in this book in order to situate the findings in wider debates about pathways to sustainable industrialisation. The following section forms the bulk of the chapter. It conveys the findings regarding the relative importance and dynamics of different aspects of renewable electrification for enhancing capability outcomes. It is structured around aspects related to the three key themes of the book, (a) projects design, organisation and linkages, (b) deployment model and choice of technology and (c) policies and political actors at the national and international level. The final section brings out the implications for policy. We summarise key findings arising from the research presented in this book, with the hope that the pointers for policy action can prove useful for more sustainable pathways that combine primary energy benefits and secondary localised economic co-benefits in the context of renewable electrification and the green transformation more broadly.
AB - This chapter is structured as follows: the next section reiterates the key research themes addressed in this book in order to situate the findings in wider debates about pathways to sustainable industrialisation. The following section forms the bulk of the chapter. It conveys the findings regarding the relative importance and dynamics of different aspects of renewable electrification for enhancing capability outcomes. It is structured around aspects related to the three key themes of the book, (a) projects design, organisation and linkages, (b) deployment model and choice of technology and (c) policies and political actors at the national and international level. The final section brings out the implications for policy. We summarise key findings arising from the research presented in this book, with the hope that the pointers for policy action can prove useful for more sustainable pathways that combine primary energy benefits and secondary localised economic co-benefits in the context of renewable electrification and the green transformation more broadly.
U2 - 10.4324/9781003054665-12
DO - 10.4324/9781003054665-12
M3 - Chapter
SN - 978-0367516246
T3 - Pathways to Sustainability
SP - 249
EP - 270
BT - Building innovation capabilities for sustainable industrialisation
A2 - Lema, Rasmus
A2 - Andersen, Margrethe Holm
A2 - Hanlin, Rebecca
A2 - Nzila, Charles
PB - Routledge
CY - Oxon
ER -