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Local Communities' Energy Literacy as a Way to Rural Resilience—An Insight from Inner Peripheries
2021
Energies
Energy transition is surely not only about the technological change, but it also has to necessarily reflect socio-cultural and environmental transformations on the local level. Hence, local communities' energy literacy belongs to the crucial elements in designing successful energy transition and strengthening rural resilience. Energy literacy is a concept widely related to the multifaceted phenomenon of energy consumption, both in its individual and collective dimensions. Therefore, the aim of
doi:10.3390/en14092575
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