Economic, Social, and Environmental Insights on Energy Transition

The global shift toward cleaner and more sustainable energy systems is reshaping economic structures. Energy transition encompasses far more than the replacement of fossil fuels with renewable sources it is a process that influences industrial competitiveness, community resilience, and ecological balance. Economic strategies must address investment flows and infrastructure modernization. While social considerations focus on equity and the fair distribution of benefits and costs. Environmental imperatives demand decisive action to restore ecosystems, and safeguard natural resources. Social and environmental dimensions of energy transition are essential for crafting policies and innovations that ensure a just and sustainable global future. Economic, Social, and Environmental Insights on Energy Transition explores the way the global energy transition is reshaping the economic, social, and environmental landscapes. This book aims to define the socio-economic impact of available energy transitions. Covering topics such as economics, energy transitions, and social changes, this book is an excellent resource for researchers, policymakers, sustainability entrepreneurs, professionals in the energy sector as well as educators and students actively involved in the shaping of energy in the 21st century. Read more