Titlebook: Energy Demand Challenges in Europe; Implications for pol Frances Fahy,Gary Goggins,Charlotte Jensen Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if app

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Sustainable Energy Consumption and Energy Poverty: Challenges and Trends in Bulgaria,important findings from the review of sustainable energy consumption initiatives (SECIs) involving Bulgarian households and present a good practice example of one such initiative (European Citizens Climate Cup [ECCC]). The conclusion of the chapter considers why Bulgarian households rarely take measures aimed at increasing their energy efficiency.

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energy issues in ten European countries.Provides practical This open access book examines the role of citizens in sustainable energy transitions across Europe. It explores energy problem framing, policy approaches and practical responses to the challenge of securing clean, affordable and sustainabl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-86223-5tive that involves changes in complex interactions demonstrates the value of the complex approach that targets energy use along with other aspects of sustainable living. The chapter concludes by pointing to an alternative framing and imaginary that could tackle climate change more effectively.

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Norman E. Gibbs,Richard E. Fairleylub, is introduced and analyzed. It is described how complex initiatives, including small group-based ones, can support change towards, and create capacities for, more sustainable energy use. The chapter then concludes with policy conclusions relevant to both Hungary and Europe.

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Containerizing Your Environment,important findings from the review of sustainable energy consumption initiatives (SECIs) involving Bulgarian households and present a good practice example of one such initiative (European Citizens Climate Cup [ECCC]). The conclusion of the chapter considers why Bulgarian households rarely take measures aimed at increasing their energy efficiency.

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Modellierung statischer Strukturen summary of the structure of this book, including an introductory overview of how energy demand challenges are understood, and how this relates to the types of solutions that are proposed in each of the ten European countries studied.

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