G20 and Energy Security: Roadmap for Sustainable DevelopmentRicha Kothari, Neeta Rani, Anita Singh The G20 is comprised of 20 countries which collectively represent the biggest economies in the world. This book covers the acceleration of energy transition and low-carbon growth, with an emphasis on G20 countries. It covers inclusive energy transition with the use of renewable energy sources. Further coverage includes energy balances, production/consumption sectors, energy efficiency and data indicators, energy-related environmental emissions, clean energy alternatives, and so forth.
This book is aimed at researchers and graduate students in energy security, sustainable development, and environment sustainability, including professionals. |
Contents
Key Trends for Sustainable Energy Security in Australia | |
Depicting Different Dimensions of Energy Security in Brazil Through | |
Restructuring Canadas Energy System for a Sustainable Energy Secure | |
Sustainability Through the Lens of Energy Security and Transition | |
Recent Advancements in Security of Clean Energy Transition in France | |
Realizing | |
NonGovernmental Organizations and Their Contribution to Achieving | |
Section Introduction | |
Key Trends for Sustainable Energy Security in Mexico From an Energy | |
Sustainable Energy Security in the Republic of KoreaKey Trends | |
Sustainable Energy Security in Russia | |
Renewable Energy Trends and Opportunities in Saudi Arabia | |
Key Trends and Progressive Roadmap for Sustainable Energy Security | |
Key Trends for Sustainable Energy Security in Germany for Addressing | |
Attaining Sustainable | |
Trends Government Initiatives | |
An InDepth Investigation | |
Evaluation of Green Energy Transition in IndonesiaImplications | |
Assessment of Key Trends and Policies for Achieving Sustainable Energy | |
Strategies for Sustainable Energy Security in | |
Decoding the Roadmap for Energy Security Strategies in the European | |
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