Electricity market transitions in Australia: Evidence using model-based clustering

Csereklyei, Zsuzsanna; Anantharama, Nandini; Kallies, Anne

doi:10.1016/j.eneco.2021.105590

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“…Li et al [52] investigate the renewables market in Japan, finding how the solar lobby has prevented investment in wind energy. Norberto and co-authors [53] discuss the factors affecting photovoltaic deployment, while Csereklyei et al [54] reflect on the energy transition in Australian's energy market. Pai and colleagues [55] address the important question of job losses tied to the energy transition, suggesting that the solar sector has more potential to absorb jobs and ensure a 'just transition'.…”

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Sustainable Transitions Narratives: An Analysis of the Literature through Topic Modelling

2022

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A large and fast-growing field of studies, known as sustainability transitions, emerged at the end of the 1990s, relying on a number of theoretical approaches. Transition management, strategic niche management, sociotechnical transition and technological innovation systems are among the most popular frameworks used to theorize sustainability transitions, although other approaches have been used as well. Our research analyses a specific corpus of text composed of approximately 3500 abstracts of papers collected in the Scopus database related to the term sustainability transition with the help of machine learning techniques. We explore related subfields of this literature, both related to theoretical framework or sectoral focus and their evolution across years and publication outlets, depicting different sustainability narratives.

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