Definition:
The fair distribution of energy resources, ensuring all populations have access to affordable and reliable energy.
Key Components:
- Renewable energy accessibility
- Affordable electricity pricing
- Rural electrification programs
Use Cases/Industries:
- Policy making and government regulation
- Community energy programs
- International development projects
Advantages:
- Promotes social and economic development
- Reduces energy poverty
- Ensures fairness in the energy transition
Challenges:
- Infrastructure gaps in developing regions
- High costs for energy subsidies
- Policy and regulatory barriers
Related Terms:
Electrification, Energy Infrastructure, Climate Justice
Example:
The United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goal 7 focuses on universal energy access.
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Synonyms:
Energy Justice, Inclusive Energy Access, Fair Energy Transition
