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Energy transition and social justice: Do renewable energy levies have an impact on income distribution and energy poverty?
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2021
unpublished
Energy systems are decidedly the largest emitters of greenhouse gases. Therefore, transitioning them from fossil to renewable systems is a top priority for societies committed to reducing greenhouse gas emissions. However, such transitions involve substantial costs. In many cases, these costs are proportionally passed on to final energy consumers through levies on their electricity consumption. In our paper, we investigate the impacts of renewable support levies on social justice or, more
doi:10.21203/rs.3.rs-754301/v1
fatcat:bblsvl5zwbd2leg5pbmlhk7kk4