Inclusive Energy Transitions

The concept of Inclusive Energy Transitions emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the shift toward clean and sustainable energy is equitable and accessible to all sectors of society. It is not only about changing the energy matrix toward renewable sources, but also about guaranteeing that the social and economic benefits reach vulnerable communities and workers affected by the decline of fossil fuel industries.

This vision promotes policies that integrate social justice, the creation of decent jobs, and the reduction of inequalities. It also encourages active participation from various local stakeholders and the protection of rights related to energy access.

Inclusive transitions aim to prevent technological and energy gaps, ensuring that no one is left behind in sustainable development. In doing so, resilient, sustainable, and socially just energy systems are built, aligned with global goals for development and climate mitigation.

Funding Program: Early Career Researcher

Project Duration: 12 months

Principal Investigator: Felipe Andrés Leonel Huerta Pérez