Titlebook: Inventive Computation and Information Technologies; Proceedings of ICICI S. Smys,Valentina Emilia Balas,Pavel Lafata Conference proceedings

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Nayan Bansal,Surendrabikram Thapa,Surabhi Adhikari,Avinash Kumar Jha,Anubhav Gaba,Aayush Jhaolitical and social paradigm that stretches the mandate of local content policies beyond value-addition. The spatial dimension of local content policies is the main aspect dictating local content policy implementation. The national content policy advocates for the whole nation, while the community c

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M. Shanthini,G. Vidyaights-justice theory of traditional political philosophy. Though Sovacool et al. (Applied Energy 142: 437, 2015) introduce the dimension of moral philosophy and ethical responsibility into the study of energy justice, their standpoint remains individual freedom, equality, and responsibility. However

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P. Ravi Kiran Varma,K. V. Subba Raju,Suresh Ruthalag gender parity and social inclusion, especially in situations where women are challenged by harsh living conditions. This chapter examines how gender issues that were considered are addressed in the policies related to electricity in India, Kenya, and Nepal. The analysis reveals that whilst more th

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Madhavi Katamaneni,Geeta Guttikonda,Madhavi Latha Pandalapares and contrasts western and non-western ethical traditio.This book is open access under a CC BY 4.0 license..We must find new and innovative ways of conceptualizing transboundary energy issues, of embedding concerns of ethics or justice into energy policy, and of operationalizing response to the

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Sanjay Patidar,Inderpreet Singh Bainsain ill-equipped to tackle transboundary energy issues. Our energy policy systems are also largely detached from the concerns of ethics or justice. It follows that we must find new and innovative ways of not conceptualising these normative issues, but of operationalising response to them. This book

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S. Sabena,C. Sureshkumar,L. Sai Ramesh,A. Ayyasamyg gender parity and social inclusion, especially in situations where women are challenged by harsh living conditions. This chapter examines how gender issues that were considered are addressed in the policies related to electricity in India, Kenya, and Nepal. The analysis reveals that whilst more th

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Manoj S. Ishi,J. B. Patiltricity. To do so, it demonstrates that the efficiency hypotheses can be grounded in two different economic rationales: the traditional one based on total welfare; and an alternative one based on consumer welfare. To challenge the uncritical endorsement of total welfare, the chapter chooses the comp

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Akshay Ramesh Bhai Gupta,Jitendra Agrawalamined: the cost of these alternative sources is disproportionately concentrated in capital expenses, rather than operating expenses. Solar, wind, and hydro power have very low operating expenses: the cost of these power sources is largely in their construction. Even nuclear power has low fuel costs