Hybrid Energy Governance

Hybrid Energy Governance

HYBRID GOVERNANCE Hybrid governance and democratisation— village governance in Timor-Leste

In 2004, the Government of Timor-Leste introduced elections to villages (suku). Timor-Leste had only been formally independent since 20021, after some centuries of colonisation by Portugal (variable in the timing and degree of penetration), almost twenty-five years of more systematic occupation by Indonesia (1975–99), and two years of centralised transitional administration by the United Nation...

Energy for Sustainable Development Coherence in energy efficiency governance

Everyday governance of domestic energy systems

The proposed transition to a low-carbon society faces challenges, as it is occurring too slowly to achieve the goals set by international and national governmental bodies, and gaps are found between available energy-efficiency technologies and their appropriate use. The governance of domestic energy systems has attracted European research attention, and the findings illustrate how materials, co...

Regional Energy Governance and U.S. Carbon Emissions