Abstract
AbstractThis chapter reviews the lessons from previous chapters, aiming to develop a synthetic perspective on the contribution of community energy to accelerating the transition to sustainable energy and to incorporate justice considerations into such transition. The chapter argues that community energy is a means to build strong foundations for a transition to sustainable energy, challenging the epistemic injustices embedded in current energy systems. It also argues for engaging in the practice of commoning energy as a means to address and generate action to respond to the energy justice dilemmas raised by the transition.
Publisher
Springer Nature Switzerland